Ra, the Ancient Egyptian Sun God - Symbolism and Iconography #1403737 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized illustration shows Ra, the principal deity of the sun in ancient Egyptian religion, characterized by his falcon head crowned with the sun disk encircled by the protective uraeus cobra. He wears a striped shendyt kilt, armlets, and wristbands, and holds the ankh (symbol of life) and a was-scepter (symbol of dominion). His posture conveys authority and cosmic order, reflecting his role as creator and ruler of the heavens.

Used on educational, museum, or mythology-focused websites to illustrate Egyptian deities; supports content about religious symbolism, ancient cosmology, or comparative mythology. Matches user intent for learning about Ra’s iconography, worship, or role in Egyptian pantheon.