Nefertiti, Queen of Egypt 14th century BCE - Bust

A plaster bust of the famously beautiful ancient Egyptian queen, Nefertiti. This exquisite home ornament, meticulously crafted from gypsum plaster, is a tribute to the timeless beauty and historical significance of the 14th-century BCE bust of Nefertiti housed in the Egyptian Museum of Berlin. The original sculpture, attributed to the talented sculptor Thutmose, is a vibrant and colorful representation of Nefertiti, the "Great Royal Wife" of the Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten.  Nefertiti, who lived from 1370 to 1330 BCE, remains one of the most famous and enigmatic figures of ancient Egypt. Her name means "the beautiful one has come," and she was renowned not only for her striking beauty but also for her influential role in the political and religious life of her time. Nefertiti and her husband Akhenaten are credited with a revolutionary period in ancient Egyptian history known as the Amarna Period. During this time, they dramatically transformed Egyptian worship, shifting from the traditi