Tefnut and Shu

Tefnut, the goddess of moisture, was the consort of Shu. They are lioness- and lion-headed, respectively, in the left representation below

Gold pendant of Tefnut with sun disc and uraeus and of Shu with plumes. A standing Sekhmet holding a was scepter and an ankh is above a fish H 2.3 Ptolemaic Period © The Trustees of the British Museum #EA1900,0523.4

Gold ring H of bezel 2.3, New Kingdom, Amarna Period. The two seated figures might be Akhenaten (left) and Nefertiti (right) as the deities Shu (air as indicated by the ostrich feather) and Tefnut. They were father and mother of the earth and sky, represented by the earth hieroglyph (below) and by the sun disc flanked by two uraei (above), respectively MET #26.7.767

Reference

¹None, Unpublished amuletic jewelry