Bolton Dalmatic

Bolton DalmaticOur Bolton range echoes the numinosity of Pugins glasswork, of which many fine examples are to be seen at Bolton Abbey, giving reference to the multiplicity of Pugin's work. The main fabric, Alton, is based on another of our fabrics, Talbot, shown in this set on the orphrey. Talbot originates from a set of vestments designed in 1848 by Pugin for St. Augustine's Abbey, Ramsgate. Colours shine through interlocking ogee, in this exquisite pattern, as if

This Tufton style stole in Windsor Tennyson Tapestry features orphreys of Oyster & Old Gold Hilliard Silk Damask

a marriage of beauty and practicality

at a height of 10” when worn

with yellow holbein orphreys and old gold trail braid and fringe

The Pugin Mitre is in the Watts ‘standard’ shape

It can be made as a bespoke piece with a lead time of approximately 6-8 weeks

old gold fringe

An Abbey style cope in Cream 'Comper Cathedral' which features orphreys

the Marian veil is lined in a gold cotton sateen

with Venetian Gold 'Canneregio' Orphreys

Being made in Dupion or raw silk there is a vast array of colours to choose from and the hood may be made from any of our stock damask or brocade fabrics

The addition of this orphrey alongside classic liturgical colours produces a exquisitely authentic Gothic Revival-style vestment