Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Neemuch Artist Creates 6mm Silver Ashta Vinayak Artwork
Rajesh Soni is an artist from Jawad in Madhya Pradesh.
He makes very small artworks.
His newest creation shows all eight forms of Ashta Vinayak, which are forms of Lord Ganesha.
The artwork is made from silver.
It is only 6 millimetres long and weighs 70 milligrams.
That makes it smaller than a rice grain.
It can fit on Durva grass, which is important in the Hindu faith.
Soni also added turmeric, kumkum and rice grains to decorate it.
Rajesh Soni of Jawad created all eight Ashta Vinayak forms on silver.
The artwork measures 6 millimetres and weighs 70 milligrams.
It is smaller than a single rice grain and can be placed on Durva grass.
Soni decorated the piece with turmeric, kumkum and rice grains.
The artist has also made tiny versions of a Taj Mahal and Cricket World Cup trophy.
- Who
- Rajesh Soni, a micro artist from Jawad, Madhya Pradesh.
- What
- He created all eight Ashta Vinayak forms on a 6-millimetre silver artwork.
- Where
- Jawad, in Neemuch district of Madhya Pradesh; the report is datelined Indore.
- Why
- The artwork represents the eight forms of Lord Ganesha and is linked to Hindu faith and spirituality.
- Artist
- Rajesh Soni
- Artwork
- All eight forms of Ashta Vinayak
- Material
- Silver
- Length
- 6 millimetres
- Weight
- 70 milligrams
- Decorations
- Pure turmeric, kumkum and rice grains
- Setting
- A natural green setting
- Recognition
- Soni has received world record recognition for his micro artworks