Ra, the Ancient Egyptian Sun God - Symbolism and Iconography #1403805 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized illustration portrays Ra, the paramount sun god in ancient Egyptian religion, identifiable by his falcon head crowned with a radiant sun disk flanked by uraei and cobras. He holds the ankh-the symbol of eternal life-in his right hand and a was-scepter, representing dominion and divine authority, in his left. His attire includes a blue shendyt kilt, red-and-blue striped armlets and anklets, and a broad collar, reflecting royal and divine status.

Used on educational or museum websites, mythology blogs, or cultural history pages to illustrate Egyptian deities; serves users seeking visual reference for academic study, art inspiration, or religious symbolism exploration.