Usil Etruscan depictions of the solar deity Usil (also spelled, or related to, Śuri or Silar in some contexts) commonly feature a youthful, male figure with a radiate crown (halo of rays) and wings . He is often shown rising from the sea at dawn.  Key Iconographic Elements Radiate Crown: The head of Usil is typically surrounded by a nimbus or halo of rays, symbolizing solar energy. Crown symbolizing plasma streams and the corona as well as the crown of north and south po

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