Knights Templar Cross Symbol - Historical Meaning and Design #1860570 (License: Personal Use)

This image displays the well-known Templar cross, also called the Cross Pattée or Cross Patonce, historically associated with the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon. Its distinctive design features arms that widen toward the ends in a V-shape, symbolizing faith, sacrifice, and military order. The black-and-white color scheme reflects the order’s original monastic and warrior duality.

Used on history, religion, and medieval studies websites; often appears in articles about the Crusades, secret societies, or heraldry. Matches user intent for symbolic imagery, educational content, or visual reference for academic or creative projects.