In the world of liturgical artistry, every project is a unique journey, a canvas waiting to be painted with the stories, symbols, and spirituality of those who wear it. Carrot Top Studio recently had the privilege of embarking on such a journey, working on a commissioned stole project that paid tribute to the legacy of John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist Movement.

The client, a recently ordained Elder in the United Methodist Church, came to us with a vision. They had a deep appreciation for John Wesley's life and teachings and wished to incorporate his image into a stole that would serve as a tangible reminder of his enduring influence on their faith and ministry. Green, symbolizing growth, renewal, and hope, was chosen as the base color for this extraordinary project.

This stole was not just a piece of liturgical attire; it was a vessel for the client's faith, a connection to the spiritual heritage of the Methodist tradition, and a reflection of the profound impact of John Wesley's ministry.