Liturgical Banners

Church of the Savior - Anglican Church, Wheaton, IL

Ordinary Time Banners
Made of dupioni silk embellished with silver bugle beads. The three banners represent the Trinity with the lighter green symbolizing their activity in our midst.

Advent Banners
Made from dupioni silk embellished with bugle beads and metallic tape for the cross. The three banners as well as the three pronged design symbolizes the Trinity. The design is a nod the Van Gogh’s Starry, Starry Night painting. 

Christmas Banners

Made of dupioni silk. The design is made of a metallic silver tape. The three banners and design elements represent the Trinity and the coming of the Light of the World.

Lenten Banners
These banners are made of dupioni silk embellished with gold bugle beads. The design represents the crown of thorns and the three banners symbolize the presence of the Trinity at Calvary.

Baptismal Font Cloth for Holy Week

The Baptismal Font cloth follows the focus on the crucifixion. The image on the cloth is called a “staurogram”. It is an ancient symbol used by early Christians when writing about the crucifixion or cross of Christ. The staurogram, a combination of the Greek letters tau and rho, looks like a human figure hanging on a cross.  The symbol was used in many of the oldest manuscripts of theThe  Baptismal Font cloth follows the focus on the crucifixion. The image on the cloth is called a “staurogram”. It is an ancient symbol used by early Christians when writing about the crucifixion of Christ. The staurogram, a combination of the Greek letters “tau” and “rho”, looks like a human figure hanging on a cross. The symbol was used in many of the oldest manuscripts of the New Testament where the noun “cross” or the verb “crucify” out to appear. 

The image on the cloth is created out of beads to symbolize the Light of Christ - “a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and the glory of your people Israel” Luke 2:32 

Easter Banners

Made of dupioni silk embellished with gold metallic tape. The images - 3 double lines of gold metallic tape symbolize the movement/activity of the Triune God. The image represents Christ’s rising from the grave and ascending into heaven.

Christmas Altar and Baptismal Cloths

Made of dupioni silk embellished with silver bugle beads and silver metallic tape.