This gilded wooden statue of Tutankhamun depicts the pharaoh
wearing the following items: --A headdress: possibly a cloth
Nemes Headdress with a uraeus (cobra) on the front. The uraeus
is a symbol of nobility and is a common addition to any of the
various royal headdresses. --A wide collar that is most likely
created through intricate beading. These collars, generally,
were not solid pieces of metal as they appear. --A pectoral: a
large amulet or pendant necklace that generally carried
religious significance. --A schenti: a wrapped linen skirt. It
is possibly pleated. --An apron: this is depicted with a large
triangle. They could be heavily decorated with jewels, and were
most likely ceremonial rather than functional. --Sandals:
possibly made of papyrus or rushes (reed-like plants) and gold.