Eye of Horus and Falcon God Symbol - Ancient Egyptian Iconography #1461819 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white symbolic composition features the Wedjat (Eye of Horus) positioned above a falcon-headed figure, representing the sky god Horus or syncretic forms like Ra-Horakhty. The circular border evokes cosmic unity and eternity, common in Egyptian amuletic and temple art. The stark contrast and geometric stylization reflect New Kingdom to Late Period iconographic conventions used in religious contexts.

Used on educational, museum, or esoteric websites discussing Egyptian mythology, amulets, or symbolism; targets users researching ancient religion, tattoo design inspiration, or spiritual iconography.