Amun(-Re), a concealed, creator, solar, fertility, warrior, universal god and king of the gods1, is represented with the two tall plumes headdress with or without a solar disc. Amulets, often in precious materials, were worn and barely appeared before the Third Intermediate Period2
Gold squatting Amun
H 2.5, W 0.9 Late Period
© The Trustees of the British Museum #EA65330
Stone enthroned Amun
H 3.5, W 0.8, D 1.8 Undated
2012 © Musée du Louvre/Christian Décamps #N 3605
Silver standing Amun (not striding)
H 11.4, W 2.5 Nubian, Napatan Period
Carlos Museum #2006.036.001
References
1Wilkinson R H. The complete gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt, 2003, Thames & Hudson, pp. 92-97
2Andrews C. Amulets of Ancient Egypt, 1994, pp. 15-16 and Fig. 9a