Winged Sun Symbol - Ancient Egyptian Iconography and Meaning #16112 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white illustration depicts the classic Egyptian winged sun disc (or Behdety), featuring a central solar orb flanked by outstretched wings and topped with decorative volutes. Below the disc, a pleated skirt-like fringe represents the uraeus or divine emanation, often associated with gods like Ra and Horus. The design conveys cosmic order, kingship, and celestial guardianship in Pharaonic iconography.

Used in museum exhibits, educational articles on ancient Egyptian religion, temple reconstruction projects, and spiritual symbolism resources; targets users researching mythology, archaeology, or sacred geometry.