Archive · 2 Oct 2026
Indian Artist Sets World Record With Massive Spice Painting
Amar Raju Kale is an Indian artist.
He made a very large painting using natural spices as colours.
The painting is in Dharwad, Karnataka.
It covers 175.82 square metres.
That is about 1,892.5 square feet.
The picture shows an Indian chariot being pulled by an elephant.
Its colours are yellow, ochre and brown.
Guinness World Records recognized it as the largest spice painting.
The artwork also celebrates India’s spice heritage.
Amar Raju Kale created the world’s largest spice painting in Dharwad, Karnataka.
The artwork covers 175.82 square metres, or 1,892.5 square feet.
The painting depicts a traditional Indian chariot pulled by an elephant.
Natural spices create the artwork’s earthy yellow, ochre and brown colours.
The achievement celebrates artistic creativity and India’s rich spice heritage.
- Who
- Indian artist Amar Raju Kale.
- What
- He created the largest spice painting, measuring 175.82 square metres.
- Where
- Dharwad, Karnataka, India.
- Why
- To pursue artistic excellence while celebrating India’s spice heritage.
- Artist
- Amar Raju Kale
- Record
- Largest spice painting
- Area
- 175.82 square metres
- Square-foot area
- 1,892.5 square feet
- Location
- Dharwad, Karnataka, India
- Subject
- A traditional Indian chariot pulled by an elephant
- Materials
- Natural spices used as colours