Luther’s Rose - The Symbol of Lutheran Faith and Its Meaning #233063 (License: Personal Use)

This line-art depiction of Luther’s Rose features a central heart containing a white cross, encircled by a red rose, all within a black circular border. Radiating lines between the petals symbolize the Holy Spirit’s light and joy, while the outer ring represents eternal life. Originally sketched by Martin Luther in 1520, it remains a core visual identity for Lutheran churches worldwide.

Used on church websites, educational materials, liturgical resources, and theological publications to represent Lutheran identity; targets users seeking religious symbolism, Reformation history, or denominational information.