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St Paul's Collections

A selection of ranges, gift ideas and jewellery inspired by the cathedral. Please click on a category below to view the products.

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<strong>This exclusive collection for St Paul's is inspired by the intricate mosaic detail and colour found thoughout the Cathedral.</strong><br /><br />St Paul's Cathedral are proud to be a friend of BAFTS. BAFTS Fair Trade Network UK is a network of shops and independant suppliers dedicated to promote Fair Trade retail in the UK.<br /><br />St Paul's Cathedral have collaborated with four BAFTS suppliers (British Association of Fair Trade Shops and Suppliers) to produce an exclusive range of organic, fair trade and sustainable giftware.

Fair Trade Mosaic Collection

<strong>Exclusively designed by Thread Drawn by Tobyboo for St Paul's Cathedral and made in the United Kingdom.</strong><br /><br /><span>Featuring</span><span> designs created using a free embroidered technique on a sewing machine by the genius artist, Tina Crawford which are then transferred to digital print. <br /><br /></span>Designed in Croydon and manufactured in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, UK.

<span><strong>Exclusively reworked for St Paul's Cathedral, based on an original design by Snowden Flood.</strong><br /><br />We have always loved and admired Snowden Flood's designs so thought it was time to team up with her. Using some of her original illustrations and changing the colourway we have come up with an exclusive range of textiles, prints and homeware which we think our customers will love!</span>

<span>Exclusively made for St Paul's Cathedral, this range of babywear has been designed in the UK and made from 100% cotton.</span><br /><br /><span>The design takes in the front of the cathedral and it's surroundings with an open top bus and birds flying by. Other items in this range have additional London and St Paul's themes, including taxi's, Queen Ann's statue and St Paul's column from the cathedral's gardens.</span>

St Paul's Babywear

<p><strong>An exclusive range specially commissioned and designed by artist Ed Kluz.</strong><br /> <br /> Ed is a renowned artist born in North Yorkshire and studied at the Winchester School of Art. The Stones of Old St Paul's uses the technique of linocut. <br /> <br /> Taking inspiration from old stonework from the previous cathedral that burnt down in the Great Fire of London in 1666. The present St Paul's Cathedral houses some remnants in the Triforium which can be viewed on special tours.</p>

Stones of Old St Paul's

<strong>Exclusively made for St Paul's Cathedral taking detail from Susie Brooks print London Waiting.</strong><span><br /> <br /> <span>Susie is illustrator and printmaker based in Wiltshire. using old fashioned pencils and dip pens creating quirky and unique artwork.</span><br /> <br /> <span>With kind permission we were able to produce a range of products for St Paul's. </span></span>

Stones from St Paul's Cathedral<br /><br />Designed and manufactured in the United Kingdom exclusively for St Paul's Cathedral<br /><br />These unique pieces of jewellery have been designed and produced using various stones and marbles removed during on-going maintenance and repair work at St Paul's. The Cararra, Belgio Black and Porturo are all reclaimed from the broken tiles on the Cathedral Floor then set in Sterling Silver.<br /><br />A truly inspirational and memorable gift.<br /><br />

Cathedral Stone Jewellery

<strong>Exclusively designed for St Paul's Cathedral.</strong><br /><br />This design was inspired by the exquisite wrought-iron gates that separate the aisles in the Ambulatory from the High Altar. These gates, in the extravagent Baroque style, dating from around 1700, were made by Jean Tijou, a French master ironworker. Tijou was responsible for most of the ornamental ironwork in the Cathedral and these gates, which were originally part of the organ screen, are considered to be his best work in England.

<p><strong>Bespoke and bought-in product depicting the famous image of the Light of the World, based in the North-West transcept of the Cathedral.</strong><br /><br />Undoubtedly the most dominating feature of the north transept is William Holman Hunt's painting The Light of the World, which forms an altarpiece in the Chapel of St Erkenwald and St Ethelburga, otherwise known as the Middlesex Chapel. The painting depicts the figure of Christ knocking on a door that opens from inside, suggesting that God can only enter our lives if we invite Him in. It dates from around 1900 and is the third version that Holman Hunt painted of the subject.</p>

Light of the World

<strong>All these souvenirs are exclusive to St Paul's Cathedral.<br /></strong><br /><br />A range of momentos and trinkets ranging from resin models to bookmarks, inspired by the cathedral and its surroundings.

Cathedral Souvenirs

<strong>A Jigsaw Collection designed exclusively for St Paul's Cathedral </strong><br /><br />These exquisitely crafted traditional wooden jigsaws are designed by a skilled team who include the famous uniquely themed "whimsy" pieces. Whimsies were specially shaped pieces cut into the puzzles on a whim by the Victorian hand cutters. The new stunning photographic images really show Christopher Wren's masterpiece in all its glory.

St Paul's Jigsaws

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