Comper Strawberry

Comper Strawberry'Comper Strawberry' was designed by Sir Ninian Comper, featuring his signature strawberry. It is a truly extraordinary pattern, taken from vestments and hangings at Pusey House, Oxford. It is still woven in the exact colours in which Comper originally had it made and his stylised variation of the strawberry flower creates a unique motif which stands out among his other designs. This silk, cotton and lumiyarn fabric remains one of our most popular

The cope and stole are trimmed with our Bellini Blue 'Diamond & Lay' trims

The main fabric is in Cream ‘Gothic’ silk damask

The burse and veil feature an orphrey in our Narrow Gothic Trellis braid

This maniple is made with a gold cotton sateen lining and a woven orphrey braid

and is lined in Sandalwood imperial silk

Our 'Fleur de Lys' fabric is woven in England from silk and lumiyarn threads and we are pleased to offer it in two colours

It is still woven in the exact colours in which Comper originally had it made and his stylised variation of the strawberry flower creates a unique motif which stands out among his other designs

Our Neri dalmatic follows the traditional Roman shape with braid orphreys and a button on either shoulder

Cope made with our exclusive Comper Strawberry fabric with a hand embroidered cope hood

The current pattern design can be seen in vestments designed by Pugin in the collection of the V&A Museum

Select from the width and length options below for your altar cloth

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