An Easter Set
Drawing from the richness of the sanctuary’s stained-glass windows and the ornate tracery woven throughout the space. The fleur-de-lis, a recurring architectural motif, became the central design element, bringing a sense of continuity between the textiles and the structure of the church.
Inspired by Windows & Ornate Tracery
The windows became a visual language for the project, with native flowers rendered in light and color. These forms guided the palette, movement, and symbolism of the textiles.
The Installation
Designed for the Easter season, the set incorporates subtle blue embroidery in conversation with an existing cope owned by the parish, alongside green vines and Japanese gold thread that introduce both vitality and solemnity. Created in white silk dupioni with detailed embroidery, the work reflects the light, color, and architectural character of the space it serves.
Vestments
The Paraments
Bring Your Church’s Story to Life
Each installation begins with listening to your space, your traditions, and the rhythms of your worship.
Whether your church is shaped by light through stained glass, local landscape, or long-held symbolism, the work grows from what is already meaningful to your community.
The result is not just a set of textiles, but a cohesive visual language that supports worship and reflects the identity of your space.