well think about what it is for then ask that question again...
the Egyptian museum of Berlin
The bust of Nefertiti is considered to be the Ancient near east Masterpiece.
Nefertiti was one of the most powerful queens of Egypt, but only a goddess insofar as the Egyptians considered all of their pharaohs divine. She was the wife of Akhenamun (later called Akhenaten), and after he died, she ruled independently for a time before the rule of the kingdom was taken over by Smenkhare. One theory is that Smenkhare was, in fact, a name for Nefertiti.
Nefertiti's bust, created around 1345 BCE, lacks a pupil likely due to the artistic conventions of ancient Egyptian sculpture, which often emphasized idealized beauty and spiritual presence over realism. The absence of a pupil may also reflect the belief that the eyes were windows to the soul, and leaving them blank could suggest a divine or eternal quality. Additionally, the unfinished nature of the bust may indicate that it was a work in progress, or it could have been a stylistic choice by the artist to convey a sense of mystery.
The 'famous hat' worn by Nefertiti is often referred to as the "Nefertiti cap" or the "blue crown." This distinctive headpiece features a tall, flat-topped design with a broad base and is typically depicted in ancient Egyptian art. It symbolizes her status and power as a queen, and is often associated with the goddesses of fertility and motherhood. The most famous representation of Nefertiti wearing this crown is found in the iconic bust housed in Berlin's Neues Museum.
Nefertiti Bust was created in 1912.
Where I can see the nefertiti's bust or esculpture?
the Egyptian museum of Berlin
I can tell you one thing is that Nefertiti definitely not a Asian princess and she is an Egyptian. The bust have been excavated and in a museum to perserve history.
limestone
lime stone
it was found on December 6 1912
The Egyptian Museum in Berlin.
The Nefertiti Bust is made of painted limestone and is roughly 3,300 years old. It is believed to be the work of Thutmose in 1345.
She changed the religion 2 monotheistic and she was known by her famus Bust!
Neferneferuaten Nefertiti (ca. 1370 BC to ca. 1330 BC) was the wife of the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten. The bust of Nefertiti, which now sits in Berlin's Neues Museum, has been attributed to sculptor Thutmose.
Ramesses' chief wife was Queen Nefertari, not to be confused with Nefertiti (of whom there is a famous bust.)