Cap Crown 2a (sdn)

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From ancient times, the Cap Crown has been documented, but it wasn't until the 25th Dynasty that the term sdn was used to describe the so-called Kushite cap featuring two uraei. The crown term hprs first emerged in the Second Intermediate Period, associated with a symbol of the cap, suggesting its origin. The cap is often depicted without decoration, adorned with horizontal lines or circles, and worn with an uraeus. Representations show it in various colors, including blue and gold. The only known cap, discovered on the mummy of Tutankhamun, is made of white linen, intricately embroidered with gold and faience beads. Its use in cult representations has led to its interpretation as a headdress for the royal or divine son. During the Amarna period, it can be worn by the queen, often paired with the Blue Crown. A similarly shaped blue cap is also worn by the god Ptah. *1 high-poly model with detailed textures and materials.