Church Vestments
St. Bartholomew’s may be old, but the tradition of church vestments
goes back to the early days of the Christian Church.
Today’s vestments, examples of stunning design and execution, are adaptations of garments worn all those centuries before and which have been
developed and beautified for liturgical use today.
White High Mass Set.
Chasuble, Dalmatic and Tunicle restored in 1994.
Cope
For the White High Mass Set.
Tudor Rose High Mass Set.
Chasuble and Dalmatic restored by
Bennie Hitch and Marion Cantrell.
Black High Mass Set.
Chasuble and Dalmatic restored by Keith Biddle.
New Black Cope made by Marion Cantrell retaining
the embroidered Hood.
Red High Mass Set.
Cope, Chasuble and Dalmatic restored in 1992.
Chasuble and
Dalmatic
for the
Purple High Mass Set.
Dalmatic and Chasuble.
Made by Keith Biddle for the new Millennium in 2000.
The Blessed Virgin Banner
Embroidered
Agnus Dei Banner
Embroidered
St Bartholomew Banner
This is not one of our
embroidered banners
but is a painting on material.
The
Four Angels
Banner
The
St Agatha
Banner
St Bartholomew's
School Banner.
School logo embroidered
by Rhona Boudier.
Patchwork making-up by
St Bartholomew's Broderers.
Back embroidered by
members of
St Peter's Vestry Sewing Guild
Bexhill.