Devotional goods for every faith, made with respect
We make goods for Catholic and Orthodox shrines, for Hajj and Umrah agencies, for cathedrals, temples and gurdwaras. Each tradition has its own rules about images, texts and materials. Here is how we follow them.
Made with respect for every tradition
Each faith has its own expectations of devotional goods — which images are welcome, which texts may be printed, which materials are acceptable. We follow them as a matter of course.
Catholic
Rosaries, medals, scapulars, holy water, candles, holy cards.
129 shrines →Orthodox
Prayer ropes, small icons, crosses, candles, monastery keepsakes.
27 shrines →Protestant & Anglican
Cathedral shop ranges, pilgrim-route goods, church gifts.
14 shrines →Islam
Tasbih, prayer mats, Hajj and Umrah kits — no figurative images.
19 shrines →Judaism
Heritage-site keepsakes, pendants, textiles, careful with texts.
6 shrines →Hindu
Malas, sacred-thread bracelets, yatra kits — leather-free.
18 shrines →Buddhist
Malas, bracelets and temple keepsakes, respectful of Buddha images.
25 shrines →Sikh
Kara bracelets, textiles and gurdwara keepsakes.
4 shrines →Other traditions
Shinto, Jain, Bahá’í and memorial sites.
8 shrines →Our rules, whatever the faith
We draw our own artwork from the place itself: architecture, landscape, the name and the symbols that belong to the tradition. We do not copy the official emblems of sanctuaries, dioceses, religious orders or the Holy See; if you hold the rights or have permission, we use them exactly as specified.
Sacred images and texts are checked before anything is produced. When a buyer from a tradition asks us not to print something on a product, we do not argue about it. We also refuse designs that mock or trivialise any faith.
Our team and partners are not clergy. Questions of doctrine and blessing belong to your shrine, your priest, imam, rabbi or temple committee. We make the goods they approve.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only work for Catholic shrines?
No. Most of our demand comes from Catholic shrines and pilgrim groups, but we also produce for Orthodox monasteries, Anglican cathedrals, Hajj and Umrah agencies, Hindu and Buddhist temples, gurdwaras and memorial sites.
Who checks that an inscription or image is correct?
You do, before production: every mock-up shows the exact text and image. For scripts we do not read ourselves — Arabic, Hebrew, Greek, Gurmukhi, Devanagari — we ask you or your community to confirm the artwork in writing.
Can one pilgrimage group have items for several faiths?
Yes. Interfaith and ecumenical groups often order a neutral kit (bag, scarf, badge with the route) and add faith-specific items per person.
Tell us your shrine. We will draw what pilgrims take home.
Send the name of the shrine, your shop or group, and roughly what you need. You receive free mock-ups and a written price within two working days.
Request a quote and a free mock-up
Tell us the shrine, what you sell or give to pilgrims and roughly how many. We reply with a product proposal, mock-ups and a price per piece.
- Reply on working days, usually within a few hours
- Free mock-ups drawn from your shrine before you order
- Written price within 2 working days
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