Avatar of the Sun

The central figure stands tall and commanding — a mythical goddess with the head of a lioness and the body of a regal woman. Her face, adorned with white ornamental markings, exudes both majesty and ferocity, symbolizing wisdom and protection. Draped in shimmering gold and bronze fabrics, she radiates divine power. The intricate jewelry — especially the ankh pendant, the ancient Egyptian symbol of life — reinforces the sense of eternal divinity and mystic balance between creation and destruction. Her attire is both celestial and ceremonial: a jeweled chest piece, flowing veils, and metallic adornments that glint against a dark, cosmic background. The background’s swirling tones evoke an otherworldly realm — perhaps the threshold between the mortal world and the divine. The figure’s posture — upright and forward-moving — suggests a deity of strength, rebirth, and feminine sovereignty, echoing mythic figures like Sekhmet, the Egyptian lioness goddess of war and healing. The blending of human grace and animal power gives the composition an ethereal, almost transcendental quality.