This statue represents Ramesses II as a child (mes), naked, with his finger on his lips, wearing a lock of hair (known as the side-lock of youth) to the right side of his head, surmounted by a sun disk (ra) and his left-hand grasps a rush (su). The King is under the protection of a falcon god called Horun, a deity from the mountains of Lebanon associated with the god Hamakhis «Horus of the Horizon». This statue is a monumental transposition on the stone of the name of king Ramesu.