In our blog post, "The Spiritual Significance of Color in Clergy Stoles: A Guide to Liturgical Seasons," we explore the rich symbolism behind the colors used in clergy stoles throughout the church year. From the deep blues and purples of Advent to the vibrant reds of Pentecost, discover how these hues communicate profound spiritual messages and connect worshippers to the rhythm of the liturgical calendar. Perfect for clergy and congregations alike, this guide offers insight into the visual storytelling that enriches worship through sacred vestments.

As we enter the sacred season of Lent, a hushed reverence settles over the church—a time of quiet introspection and spiritual depth. In this unique period, the power of visual connections in worship becomes a profound avenue for fostering quiet reflection. Read this blog post to be inspired for Lenten worship.

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!