Nefertiti Flower

Once there was a beautiful black flower, but not just any beautiful flower-this particular flower was the most beautiful flower in the garden. Despite the attractiveness the black flower portrays, the flower inherits power that no other flower manifest. It didn't need much water or soil to stay life, in fact, the flower took away certain nourishments itself to give to others who were noticeably weaker. With that strength, other flowers gave the flower the respect and considered it to be the ruler of the garden. With that position, the beautiful black flower fault hard to make sure that the other flowers in the garden were well kept, halcyon, and willing to build a new and improve gardens. The flower was viewed as a: savior, lover, sacrifice,

Nefertiti, which stands for the beauty that has come, was recognized as the most beautiful woman in Egypt's history. It was mentioned that even in the ancient world her beauty was classified as famous. Moreover, even in modern day society, beauty stores--Nefertiti Beauty Supplies--uses her name as advertisement to attract customers for beauty purposes. The sculpture of Nefertiti is an image of a woman with a slender perfectly structure face, high cheekbones, and smooth round plump lips. The bust of Nefertiti is 48 centimeters (19 in) tall and weighs forty-four pounds. It is made of an limestone core covered with painted stucco layers (stucco is a fine plaster used for coating wall surfaces or molding into architectural decorations). The face is completely symmetrical and almost intact, nevertheless the left eye lacks the inlay present in the right. The pupil of the right eye is inserted by quartz with black paint and it is fixed with beeswax. How did Nefertiti get discovered? And with a mummy this old how was it measurable to even study her

Her tomb was plunder, and every trace of rank and power was stripped away-even the wig from her head was removed. The ultimate sacrilege was how they smashed her face destroying not just her beauty, but paramountcy her identity. Doing that denies her interest in the afterlife-this is considered a faith worse than death. Taking away everything that was own from the queen, the invaders left behind a ''tale tell'' clue-a piece of hair from the wig. Still no clear concrete evidence, but with deep studies and advance technology many Egyptologist believes that this piece of hair came from the head of Nefertiti. The hair is located at the National Museum in Berlin, in which an entire room is set aside for the legendary queen. Her remembrance from her hair is still carry by today's society including: Nefertiti Hair Salon, Nefertiti Hair Products, and Nefertiti Hair Designs. The true story of Nefertiti is a unsolved mystery, with little remains from her death, its inadequate to justify the real meaning of what happened to