Ra-Horakhty: The Solar Falcon God of Ancient Egypt #3064840 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized representation shows Ra-Horakhty, a composite deity combining Ra (sun god) and Horus (sky god), identifiable by the falcon head crowned with the red solar disk flanked by uraeus serpents. He wears the nemes headdress with striped lappets, a green broad collar, yellow kilt, and red skin-colors denoting divinity, fertility, and vitality. In his hands are the was scepter (authority) and ankh (eternal life), reinforcing his role as cosmic ruler and protector of pharaonic order.

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