Udaipur (Rajasthan): Iqbal Sakka, a renowned artist with over 100 world records, added a 'midas touch' to the 'world's smallest Rakhi,' crafted by him. Iqbal claimed that the Rakhi made by him to celebrate the bond between brothers and sisters is the world's 'most delicate one'. He applied for it's place in the World Book of Records.
With remarkable skill and dedication, Iqbal, known for his artistry, toiled for two days meticulously crafting the exquisite piece. The Rakhi, measuring a mere one millimeter, can be only observed through a magnifying lens due to its delicate nature. Crafted with finese, the specimen of exquisite work is primarily credited due to the fact that that it can pass through a needle with a size 12 bore.
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Iqbal expressed a desire to tie his micro Rakhi to the revered Lord Ganesha at the Khajrana Ganesh Temple in Madhya Pradesh's Indore. He has penned a letter to Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, requesting him to tie this micro rakhi to Lord Ganesha alongside the temple's existing monumental 40-inch Rakhi on behalf of the people of Rajasthan and seek blessings for the state's welfare and prosperity.
Iqbal's remarkable journey began with a vision to put India on the map for fine gold craftsmanship. Over time, his dedication led to the creation of a staggering 100 world records, each a testament to his precision and artistic finesse. From crafting a minuscule 24-carat gold handbag to intricate artefacts for Lord Rama's temple in Ayodhya, Iqbal's creations consistently defy the limits of human artistry.
