Luther Rose Symbol - Meaning, History, and Christian Significance #233121 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing depicts the Luther Rose (or Luther Seal), designed by Martin Luther in 1520. At its center is a white cross within a red heart, symbolizing Christ’s sacrifice and believers’ faith; the heart rests inside a white rose representing joy, comfort, and hope; the entire seal is enclosed in a blue ring signifying heaven, with radiant lines denoting the Holy Spirit’s light. The design remains a core visual identity for Lutheran churches and theological education worldwide.

Used on church websites, educational materials, liturgical resources, and historical articles about the Reformation; targets users seeking religious symbolism, Lutheran identity, or Protestant heritage.