Coptic Cross Symbol of Egyptian Christianity Table Number

A refined and meaningful depiction of the Coptic Cross, the emblem most closely associated with the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria, one of the world’s oldest Christian communities. According to historical sources, the typical Coptic cross consists of four equal‑length arms that meet at right angles, each ending in three points symbolizing the Holy Trinity. Together, the twelve points represent the Twelve Apostles, who carried the Gospel to the world. Many versions of the Coptic cross include a circle, a form that reflects the ancient Egyptian ankh, the hieroglyph for “life,” later adopted by early Christians to express eternal life in Christ. This blending of geometric clarity, theological symbolism, and Egyptian heritage makes the Coptic cross a unique bridge between ancient culture and Christian faith. Ideal for religious artwork, educational materials, jewelry designs, and products celebrating early Christian tradition and the spiritual heritage of Egypt.