An ancient Egyptian Ptolemaic period wooden headdress of Ptah-Sokar-Osiris, a composite deity representing creation, transformation, and the afterlife in ancient Egyptian mythology. The headdress was a vital component of Egyptian funerary customs. This wooden headdress features intricately painted details, including black painted rams horns, colorful decorations in blue, red, and green on a cream background, and a yellow sun disc on the front. These details are symbolic and hold cultural and religious significance in ancient Egyptian beliefs. Ancient Egyptian Wooden Religious Collectibles And Cultural Artifacts.