Smaller Than A Rice Grain! Neemuch Artist Creates 6mm Silver Ashta Vinayak

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A micro artist from Neemuch has once again created a tiny artwork that is leaving people amazed. Rajesh Soni, a resident of Jawad, has made all eight forms of Ashta Vinayak on silver. The artwork is just 6 millimetres long and weighs only 70 milligrams, making it smaller than a single rice grain.

The tiny artwork can even be placed on Durva grass, which is considered especially dear to Lord Ganesha.

Soni also decorated the artwork with pure turmeric, kumkum and rice grains.

The artwork has been made in a natural green setting and is linked to Hindu faith and spirituality. It represents the eight forms of Lord Ganesha — Mayureshwar, Siddhivinayak, Ballaleshwar, Varadvinayak, Chintamani, Girijatmaj, Vighneshwar and Maha Ganpati.

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Rajesh Soni has previously created several extremely small artworks. His works include the world's smallest gold opium poppy pod and a tiny Taj Mahal and Cricket World Cup trophy.

For his micro artworks, Soni has also received a world record recognition. His latest Ashta Vinayak artwork is another addition to his collection of tiny creations.

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