Technetium Throw Pillow

Celebrate one of the most fascinating elements on the periodic table with this Technetium (Tc) element throw pillow, a unique piece of science-inspired home décor perfect for curious minds. Technetium, atomic number 43, is best known as the first element ever created artificially, earning its name from the Greek word technetos, meaning “artificial.” Unlike most elements, technetium does not naturally exist on Earth in stable form — all of its isotopes are radioactive, making it a true outlier on the periodic table. This pillow features a clean, modern periodic table–style design, showcasing the element symbol Tc, atomic number, and essential data. It’s a subtle yet clever way to express a love for chemistry, physics, medicine, or STEM culture without loud or gimmicky décor. Technetium plays a crucial role in medical imaging, particularly in nuclear medicine diagnostics, making it an especially meaningful design for healthcare professionals, radiologists, scientists, and educators. It also appeals to anyone drawn to rare, mysterious, or unconventional elements — a perfect match for science lovers who appreciate the unusual. Perfect for: Chemists, scientists, and STEM professionals Medical and radiology professionals Science teachers and students Nerdy, intellectual, or minimalist home décor lovers Unique gifts for birthdays, graduations, or holidays Whether styled on a couch, chair, office, or reading nook, this Technetium element pillow doubles as a conversation piece and a celebration of human ingenuity, discovery, and the strange beauty of the periodic table.