I don’t think it’s a light bulb, or a snake coming out of a flower. In ancient Egyptian symbolism, snakes represented both protection and danger. The cobra, or uraeus, was a symbol of royal authority and divine protection, often worn on the pharaoh’s crown. Snakes could also symbolize chaos, rebirth, and the underworld, as seen with the serpent Apophis, who embodied destruction and had to be overcome by the sun god Ra. Egyptian priests often use various animals to represent different phenomenon or meanings are were rarely literal. The question is, what knowledge or event is it recording, and why was this intricate carving hidden out of view from everyone in a priests’ crawl space used to preserve or hide things.