FREE SHIPPING on all U.S. Orders

Queen Hatshepsut Pillow
Queen Hatshepsut Pillow
Queen Hatshepsut Pillow
Queen Hatshepsut Pillow
Queen Hatshepsut Pillow
Queen Hatshepsut Pillow
Queen Hatshepsut Pillow
Queen Hatshepsut Pillow

Queen Hatshepsut Pillow

Regular price
$29.99
Regular price
Sale price
$29.99
Unit price
per 
Availability
Sold out
Tax included. Shipping calculated at checkout.

Bring your room to life with this Queen Hatshepsut pillow. This soft, machine-washable case with the shape-retaining insert is a joy for any space.


• 100% polyester case and insert (18 X 18)
• Hidden zipper
• Machine-washable case
• Shape-retaining polyester insert included (handwash only)

 

Who was she?

Queen Hatshepsut:

For Hatshepsut was, in fact one of the most brilliant minds that ever ascended the throne of a nation. Her reign was in two parts, one as regent and the other as reigning queen in her own right. There was actually was actually no difference, for Thutmose III was too young to count.

Even before becoming the legal ruler , therefore she was actively pushing the things dearest to the hearts of all great African leaders: the expansion of foreign trade, international diplomatic relations, perfection of national defenses, vast public building programs, securing the South and the North through either peace or war and, one of her "pet projects, "building a great navy for both commerce and war. Her success on most of these fronts made her one of the giants of the race.

Consequently, when he finally became King Thutmose III at last, he himself did what Asians and Europeans were to do on a scale so grand.....he undertook to erase her name from all the monuments and temples she had built, destroying all documents bearing her name, and smashing all sculptured likenesses, paintings and indeed anything that might indicate that Hatshepsut ever lived. Also, as later Europeans and Asians were to do to all the inscriptions reflecting the Blacks, Thutmose III had his own name and that of his brother engraved where Hatshepsut's had been chiseled out, thus taking credit for all of her achievements in addition to his own outstanding works. ~ Chancellor Williams