Celebrate the unity of the global church this World Communion Sunday with meaningful worship visuals. From clergy stoles featuring wheat and grapes to altar textiles inspired by cultures around the world, discover creative ways to make the Lord’s Table come alive with beauty and symbolism. At Carrot Top Studio, we design Communion stoles and liturgical art that help pastors, clergy, and congregations visually express themes of belonging, reconciliation, and hope.

As Easter approaches, our hearts turn to themes of rebirth, renewal, and the promise of new life. In the tapestry of Easter stoles, one recurring motif stands out: the imagery of the gardener. Join us as we delve into the profound symbolism woven into these sacred garments, exploring how the gardener imagery encapsulates the essence of Easter's transformative message.

In the gentle folds of this Baptism stole, a narrative unfolds—a story of commitment, cleansing, and the divine presence of the Triune God. Read more about the inspiration behind and the symbolism on this special stole.

At Carrot Top Studio, we understand that every stole is not just a piece of fabric; it's a visual testimony of the sacred journey from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday. As clergy members don these stoles, they carry with them and share with their congregations the profound narrative of Lent—the ashes of repentance, the wilderness experience, the palms of anticipation, the shadows of the cross, and the radiant resurrection. Read this blog post to learn more!