Glastonbury BrocadeThis deeply symbolic design from c. 1890 combines the rose and the crown of thorns. The early Christians placed roses on the tombs of martyrs as a symbol of the resurrection and the crown of thorns recalls this instrument of Christ's Passion and is symbolic of atonement. The design owes its name to the ancient legend of the Glastonbury Thorn, said to have been planted by Joseph of Arimathea. Made in England Fibre Composition: 55% Cotton, 45% Viscose

Based on Netherlandish textile designs of the 15th Ccentury

31% Viscose

Our Beryl Blouse is a casual style and can be worn as an over-blouse and has an incorporated Cap Sleeve (i

Can be Square or Rounded at the hem - please indicate preference

00p is simply based on 6 feet x 30 inches and an extra £4

Bibstock (Gents) - Slip-in (Tunnel) Collar

Please do not hesitate to request fabric samples if this would help in deciding which fabric would be most suitable for your purpose

Usually worn with a Girdle and an Amice

12% Metallic Yarn

zip shoulder fastening

): 14” / 35cm

Coat-style Gown