Although amulets in the form of the wedjat-eye, generally accepted to represent the left “lunar” eye of the falcon-headed sky god, are many and varied in detail, those in which the figure of a lion reclines along the top are few. Thus far only fourteen of this type are known. Moreover, this particular wedjat is the right “solar” eye which compounds the difficulty in certain identification of the deity represented by the lion. The solution suggested renders the manifestation unique, in this particular context at least. The lion reclines on a rectangular box within which is a standing crocodile, a feature unknown for any other wedjat. The presence of a malevolent entity, albeit caged, on a protective amulet requires an explanation which reinforces the unexpected identity suggested for the lion deity. Finally, on the front of the amulet, in the space delineated by the up-curling spiral below the eye is a roaring lion’s head, a unique feature for any wedjat. The reason for its presence in this context and its possible symbolism remain problematic.