Minimalist Logo Design with Cross and Snakes

**"Create a clean, symmetrical logo. In the center, draw a thin cross with 90-degree angles. All four arms of the main cross are equal in length and thickness. From each of the four corners of this cross, draw a thin line extending outward to form a second, smaller cross that is rotated diagonally (45 degrees). The diagonal cross is shorter than the main one but has the exact same line thickness. Both crosses are thin and minimal. Wrap two long snakes symmetrically around the vertical line of the main cross only, forming a regular double helix pattern. Their bodies intertwine as if spiraling up and down that vertical axis — clean and smooth. Do not use any pole, staff, rod, caduceus, or fantasy/medical elements. No wings. No central stick. Only the vertical line of the cross is used. One snake is on the left and is clearly facing to the left. The other snake is on the right and is clearly facing to the right. Their heads point away from each other and do not touch. The snakes do not hold anything. Above the snakes and above the main cross, place a single, centered crown. Only one crown in the entire design. It should sit at the top as a symbolic, simple element — not large or exaggerated. Design style: flat, minimal, vector-like. No background, no text, no glow, no extra decorations. Do not create a collage or merge separate symbols. Just one unified, clean logo composed of the two crosses, the entwined snakes on the vertical axis, and one crown above them."**