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St Andrew's cross

Cross (lat. crux decussata) with two diagonal, intersecting beams in the shape of an X, corresponding to the Greek letter "Chi". The name refers to the apostle Andrew, brother of Peter, who according to tradition was crucified on such a cross in Patras(Greece) around 60 AD. The cross of St Andrew is considered an old Christian symbol and is also used in connection with wine and viticulture.

Andreaskreuz - Kreuz und Hl. Andreas

Further information

See also wine saints and a list of relevant keywords under religion.

Cross: by Offnfopt - Own work, Public domain, Link
St Andrew: by unknown, Public domain, Link

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