We are nearing the conclusion of our considerations of various contemporary (but traditional) vestment designers and today I wished to continue with a maker we have featured on LAJ before, Maris Stella Vestments. This particular maker is based out to the United Kingdom and, as with our other featured vestment designers, pursue works that are inspired by the traditional liturgical arts of the Latin rite. In the case of Maris Stella Vestments, they make vestments ranging in styles from classic baroque, Borromean to the gothic revival. Let's take a look at a sampling of their work.
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| Detail of the orphrey of a Borromean set made for Dominicans |
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| A cope suitable to Marian feasts |
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| Roman chasuble in the French style |
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| An early gothic revival style chasuble |
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| Detail of the hood of a cope |
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| A Roman style antependium |
For more information, visit Maris Stella Vestments on their website or on social media.
