African hand-woven fabric combined with cotton and ultrasuede. These two stoles were made for a man and a woman, friends in ministry. The fabric was woven by a man and a woman working together, and the cutting and the sewing of the stoles was done by a man and a woman working together.

Silk matka, African fabrics, with the "gye nyame" symbol used in place of the kissing cross. "Gye nyame" is an Adinkra symbol from Western Africa that means "the omnipotence of God."

Silk matka, silk dupioni, cotton, and gold trim.

An Indian silk shawl pieced with silk dupioni and embellished with lotus symbols in ultrasuede.

An oil lamp is used in place of a cross on the back.