Saint Andrew the Apostle First‑Called Disciple Napkin

A bold and historically grounded depiction of Saint Andrew the Apostle, the “First‑Called” disciple of Jesus Christ. According to Wikipedia, Andrew was born in Bethsaida and worked as a fisherman before becoming one of the first followers of Christ, later bringing his brother Simon Peter to Jesus . Vatican News highlights that Andrew was originally a disciple of John the Baptist and recognized Jesus as the Lamb of God, immediately leaving his nets to follow Him . Catholic Online notes that he is honored as a martyr, traditionally crucified on an X‑shaped cross (saltire), which became his most recognizable symbol and the basis for several national flags, including Scotland’s . Orthodox Times emphasizes his missionary journeys through Asia Minor, Thrace, Macedonia, and regions around the Black Sea, making him one of the most widely venerated apostles in both East and West . Saint Andrew is the patron of fishermen, sailors, singers, and numerous countries including Scotland, Ukraine, Romania, Russia, and Greece. His feast is celebrated on 30 November. Perfect for Christian art prints, devotional gifts, church celebrations, and inspirational designs.