Amazing work of Lal of Bihar, this unique artwork got a place in the India Book of Records

Patna. An artwork by a student of the Sculpture Department of Arts and Crafts College has found a place in the India Book of Records. This information has been given by the India Book of Records team. This artwork has been created naturally. Coconut rope, raw Raksha Sutra, rice, wheat, bamboo bundles have been used in this. Along with the achievement of this art college, it is considered a matter of pride for the state of Bihar as well.

Please tell that Amrish Puri alias Amrish Kumar Tiwari, a final year student studying in Arts and Crafts College, had prepared natural rakhi in 25 square feet on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan. So far this has been the country’s biggest natural rakhi, which was tied by the Forest Officer to a huge Peepal tree in Bhabhua, the district headquarters under Kaimur district of Bihar state.

A few days later, Amrish applied for the India Book of Records, which has now been confirmed and approved. This information was received by the India Book of Records team via email on 2 December 2022. Please tell that Rakhi was prepared completely naturally, in which coconut rope, raw Raksha Sutra, rice, wheat, bamboo bundles have been used. There is a strip of red color on the rakhi, on which Mahamrityunjaya chanting has been mentioned in white. Rakhi has 6 feet and 6 feet long Raksha Sutra on both sides so that it can be tied to a huge Peepal tree.

Please tell that Amrish had earlier also made a 900 square feet rangoli with paddy husk merged in the color of the tricolor. Which got a place in the India Book of Records. Now the India Book of Records team has given place for Rakhi as well. Amrish has recorded two consecutive records in one year from Bihar. Amrish says that he has his own organization Artifact Manch, through which he gives art training free of cost.

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