Tudor Rose Decoration

Inspired by the historic Tudor rose motif, this richly embellished decoration would add a touch of regal elegance to any Christmas tree.

The Tudor rose (sometimes called the Union rose) is the traditional floral heraldic emblem of England and takes its name and origins from the Tudor dynasty. The symbol features in many aspects of the Abbey, including the vaulted ceiling of Henry VII’s Lady Chapel, on the tombs of the Tudor kings and queens, incorporated into iron work and stained glass, and appearing on the Abbey’s coat of arms.

• Not to be given to children under 36 months.


• H9x W9cm excluding hanging loop


• Not sold as a toy


• Handmade in India

St. Nicolas specialises in bespoke Christmas decorations and fabric gifts. All the decorations are handmade, and the time taken to make each one is reflected in their unique quality.
Their Indian Christmas decorations are made using the traditional method of zardozi embroidery. Zari (meaning gold) embroidery originated in Persia and reached India in the 12th century. It is a highly skilled embroidery technique that traditionally used gold wires and jewels to embellish courtly robes. Zardozi work is a rare and respected craft, the skills of which are handed down from generation to generation.