Archive · 25 Sep 2026
Surat Artist Creates 6-Millimetre Ganesha Idol On Pencil Tip
Patel Mayank Dineshbhai made a very tiny statue of Ganesha.
The statue is only 6 millimetres tall.
He carved it on the tip of a pencil.
Mayank first got the idea after carving his name on a pencil tip.
He then wondered if he could make Ganesha there too.
It took him five days of careful work and strong concentration.
People in Surat noticed the sculpture during Ganeshotsav celebrations.
His small artwork is special because it has detailed craftsmanship.
Patel Mayank Dineshbhai created a 6-millimetre Ganesha idol on a pencil tip.
The detailed sculpture has drawn attention during Ganeshotsav celebrations in Surat.
Mayank got the idea after carving the alphabet of his name on a pencil tip.
He completed the idol after five days of hard work and deep concentration.
The creation highlights intricate craftsmanship in an unusually small form.
- Who
- Artist Patel Mayank Dineshbhai.
- What
- He created a 6-millimetre Ganesha idol on the tip of a pencil.
- When
- The idol attracted attention during Ganeshotsav celebrations; the idea came to Mayank two years earlier.
- Where
- Surat, Gujarat.
- Why
- He wanted to see whether he could create a Ganesha idol after successfully carving his name on a pencil tip.
- Artist
- Patel Mayank Dineshbhai
- Artwork
- Ganesha idol carved on a pencil tip
- Size
- 6 millimetres
- Location
- Surat, Gujarat
- Creation time
- Five days
- Idea developed
- Two years ago
- Occasion
- Ganeshotsav celebrations