Catholic
Sacred images are reproduced faithfully and not cropped into decoration. Official logos of sanctuaries, dioceses, orders and the Holy See require permission.
Orthodox and Eastern churches
Icons follow canon: no changes to proportions, colours or inscriptions. The form of the cross follows the church’s tradition.
Islam
No figurative images of people or animals. No Quranic verses or names of God on anything that may be placed on the floor, taken into a washroom or thrown away. Arabic is approved by the buyer in writing.
Judaism
The divine name is not printed on disposable items. Textiles avoid wool-and-linen mixtures (shatnez) where relevant. Ritual objects are for certified makers.
Hindu
No leather. Images of deities never on footwear, floor items or disposable packaging.
Buddhist
Images of the Buddha are not used below the waist, on the floor or as mere decoration.
Sikh
Gurbani and the Khanda are not placed on floor or disposable items.
When in doubt, ask the community you are making for — and accept the answer.