Horus - The Falcon-God of Sky, Kingship, and Protection in Ancient Egypt #3064838 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized illustration shows Horus in classic New Kingdom iconography: a falcon-headed man wearing the double crown (pschent), a green and red nemes headdress, and a kilt with ceremonial sash. He holds the ankh in one hand-signifying life-and the was-scepter in the other, representing dominion and stability. The red solar disk atop his head emphasizes his role as sky god and son of Ra.

Used on educational, museum, or mythology-focused websites to illustrate Egyptian deities; supports articles on religion, symbolism, or pharaonic iconography. Matches user intent for learning about Horus’s role, appearance, and cultural significance.