Kushite Queen Amanishakheto (African Queens Textured Art)

£1,000.00

Queen Amanishakheto: Crown of Meroë

This artwork is inspired by Queen Amanishakheto, one of the most powerful rulers of the ancient Kingdom of Kush. This original African painting combines layered materials and rich fabric art to create a striking vertical piece with presence and depth. A meaningful work for collectors drawn to history, elegance, and richly textured art.

🤎 Original Mixed media artwork on canvas 

🤎 Dimensions 120 cm x 30 cm

🤎 Created on a Stretched Canvas with hanging fabric

🤎 Ready to hang with painted edges and does not need framing

🤎 Signed by the artist

🤎 Certificate of Authenticity Included

🤎  Free UK delivery

 

The Story behind Queen Amanishakheto

Inspired by the legacy of Queen Amanishakheto, this African painting reflects the strength of a woman whose influence can still be traced through the ancient temples and pyramids of Kush. The elongated composition echoes the form of ceremonial monuments, while the inclusion of treasured African fabric gifted by the artist’s mother brings a deeply personal connection to the work. Combined with layered materials and a tactile textured art surface, the portrait blends contemporary portraiture with traditional tribal art and fabric art. The result is a refined piece that celebrates feminine power, cultural memory, and the enduring presence of African queens in history.

Explore the complete "Out of Africa" range and discover how this Black history month art can elevate your space while honoring the incredible legacy of African Queens who changed the world.

This painting is part of a 3-piece collection. For a quote on the full collection or more information about Queen Amanishakheto, please contact Jedidah. Explore more African Queens in the “Out of Africa” range and celebrate the beauty and strength of African women through art.  It makes a beautiful addition to any collection of Women art paintings.

This artwork measures 120 cm and 30 cm and is one of a 3 piece collection.

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