St. Andrew's Cross

St. Andrew's Cross is a heraldic symbol shaped like an “X,” representing the martyr Saint Andrew, who was crucified on such a cross. It appears on various flags and coats of arms, notably the national flag of Scotland. The design’s diagonal lines symbolize unity and strength, and in some contexts, it serves as a visual reminder of historical or cultural identity. The pattern's simple yet distinctive form makes it an easily recognizable emblem, linking historical narratives to present-day symbolism and national pride.