The term 'PHARAOH's Symbol' refers to two symbols commonly associated with ancient Egyptian Pharaohs: the ASP and the ANKH. The ASP is a venomous snake, often depicted in hieroglyphics and art from Ancient Egypt. It was believed to be a symbol of divine protection and power. The ANKH is an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic symbol that represents life and immortality. It is often seen in the hands of gods and pharaohs, and is thought to represent the union between heaven and earth.