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Creating a banner dedicated to Saint Olga of Alaska was a project filled with artistic inspiration and deep spiritual meaning. Every step of the process reminded us that embroidery is not only about craftsmanship but also about prayer, patience, and devotion. Inspiration and Design The story of Saint Olga, a beloved figure in Orthodox Christian life in America, guided us from the very beginning. We started with historical references and iconographic images of Saint Olga. This

From July 13 to 18, 2025, we had the honor of participating in the All-American Council in Arizona , an event that brought together...

When worshippers step into an Orthodox sanctuary, one of the first things they notice is the radiant choir of color and texture that...

By Stephen Smith Orlando – July 9, 2025 ORLANDO, Fl  — Step through the unassuming doors of a light-industrial unit on the east side of...

In Orthodox Christian churches, the Holy Doors —also known as the Royal Doors —are the central doors of the iconostasis, the icon screen...

In the Orthodox Christian liturgical tradition , Chalice covers  (also called liturgical veils  or Eucharistic covers ) are sacred...

Why Our Apparel Is Not “Cheap” – And Why It Shouldn’t Be ✨🧵 We are frequently inquired about the cost of our vestments and embroidered...

Orthodox priests wear specific liturgical vestments during divine services, each holding symbolic meaning and signifying their role in...

In the Orthodox Church, the clergy cassock and ryassa are more than mere garments; they symbolize humility, modesty, and dedication to...

The History and Symbolism of the Bishop’s Rug in the Orthodox Church In the Orthodox Church, the bishop’s rug—often called the “eagle...

Alaska, with its breathtaking skies painted by the aurora borealis, is one of the best places in the world to witness the wonder of...

In the Orthodox Church, vestments are more than beautiful garments — they are a visible expression of theological truths and liturgical...

Once we made the large covers for the Holy table. Four sides more than 90" wide each one! There wasn't enough hoop space in embroidery...

Epimanikia  are liturgical cuffs worn by Orthodox Christian clergy as part of their vestments during the Divine Liturgy and other...

From Overwhelmed Clergy to Confidence in Every Service: Our Embroidery Story Many Orthodox clergy struggle to find high-quality,...

As dedicated producers of Orthodox vestments for clergy, we are currently preparing to take part in the upcoming exposition at the...

The Sacred Fabric of Time: A Brief History of Orthodox Priest Vestments In the heart of every Orthodox liturgy lies a profound sense of...

Forget about heavy brocade vestments. They are non breathable, heavy and not weareble at all. Add to it they are a bit ugly and similar...

One of our favorite Shrouds. We make it in collaboration with painter Zhanne Motkovskaya from Jacksonville. We make all the embroidery...

Here is the process how we create a new bishop vestments set. It is a long way from cutting fabric, through embroidery process, and then...