atef crown

E487794

The atef crown is an ancient Egyptian ceremonial headdress, featuring a tall central white crown flanked by ostrich feathers, traditionally associated with gods such as Osiris and Sokar and symbolizing divine authority and resurrection.

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Label Occurrences
atef crown canonical 4

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian crown
ceremonial headdress
associatedWithDeity Osiris NERFINISHED
Sokar NERFINISHED
category Ancient Egyptian royal regalia
Mythological objects
Religious headgear
culture ancient Egypt
depictedOn coffins
papyrus illustrations
sarcophagi
statues of Osiris NERFINISHED
function marking divine status
ritual symbolism in funerary context
geographicContext Upper Egypt NERFINISHED
hasColor white
hasComponent ostrish feather (left)
ostrish feather (right)
tall central white crown
hasFeatherType ostrich feather
iconographicRole identifies Osiris in art
marks divine kingship
materialDepictedAs feathers
reed or plant elements
white linen
mythologicalContext Osirian resurrection myth NERFINISHED
period Middle Kingdom NERFINISHED
New Kingdom NERFINISHED
Old Kingdom NERFINISHED
relatedTo hedjet (White Crown of Upper Egypt) NERFINISHED
hemhem crown NERFINISHED
pschent (Double Crown) NERFINISHED
religion ancient Egyptian religion
religiousFunction emblem of Osiris
sign of justified, resurrected king
symbolizes divine authority
fertility
rebirth
resurrection
royal power
usedIn funerary art
religious iconography
temple reliefs
tomb paintings
wornBy Osiris NERFINISHED
Sokar NERFINISHED
pharaoh (ritual depictions)

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sokar (Seker), Memphite funerary god iconographicAttribute atef crown
subject surface form: Sokar
uraeus wornOn atef crown
Sobek wears atef crown
nemes headdress contrastedWith atef crown