Mothering Sunday

100% silk scarf exclusive to Westminster Abbey in collaboration with print designer Rory Hutton. Rory Hutton is an Irish accessories and print designer based in Glasgow and London. His work is inspired by history and heritage, passion and poetry. His...

These beautiful sterling silver cross earrings would make the perfect gift for a Christian. The stone in the centre is a cubic zirconia stone. Earrings measure: W0.5 x L0.8cm Sterling silver Gift boxed in a Westminster Abbey branded box

This ceramic candle features a delicate flower-shaped design, combining elegance with functionality. Made from high-quality ceramic, it holds a unscented wax candle at its center, creating a soft, warm glow. Perfect for decorating living spaces, adding...

This mini trinket/side bowl is the perfect addition to your home. The perfect size to hold your keys, jewellery or even snacks, this pretty blue floral design will cheer your home. Measures: H4.5 x D12.5cm Stoneware bowl

Our Victorian Garden tea tin design is inspired by the iconic arts & crafts movement that defined the Victorian age and embodies the movement's core values of beauty, craftsmanship, and functionality. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this tin...

With their clusters of azure-blue petals, Forget-Me-Nots became a symbol of love and remembrance for the Victorians. It was also during the Victorian era when drinking tea became even more popular in Britain with the introduction of High Tea. New...

These beautiful earrings have been specially produced for Westminster Abbey and are inspired by the Western Porch North Front Door. Westminster Abbey's north front with the triple porches was restored to a design by the Abbey Surveyor, Sir George...

This aromatic honey, with its velvety texture, is harvested from beehives in the United Kingdom. Serve on your favourite breakfast for a royally delicious treat or elevate your afternoon tea. Cannot be sold outside the UK due to customs regulations...

The original Strawberry Thief design, by William Morris, (1836 -1896) was woven at Merton Abbey, Surrey. Despite Morris's ambitions to be a painter & his latter reputation as a writer, poet, publisher & political activist, it is as a designer that he is...