Artist carves a mini sculpture of Lata Mangeshkar on chalk. Excellent tribute, says Internet
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Sachin Sanghe carved out a mini sculpture of Lata Mangeshkar as a tribute to her on a piece of chalk in a video that has gone viral online.
Legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar passed away on February 6. She died of Covid-19 complications at Mumbai’s Breach Candy Hospital. She was 92. Heartfelt tributes have been pouring in from all over the world for the playback singer. Now, a video of an artist carving out a mini sculpture of Lata Mangeshkar on a piece of chalk has gone viral online. Netizens simply loved the moving tribute to the singer and you should definitely check it out too.
The now-viral video was posted on Twitter by Sachin Sanghe who is a micro-sculpture artist and a software engineer. In the time-lapse clip, he can be seen carving out Lata Mangeshkar’s face on a piece of chalk. He used a very sharp object to do the carving and the sheer precision with which he did it is just marvellous and has left netizens in awe.
“Humble tributes to legendary #LataMangeshkar Ji. A quick miniature sculpture of #LataDidi,” Sachin captioned his post.
Watch the viral video here:
Humble tributes to legendary #LataMangeshkar JiA quick miniature sculpture of #LataDidi #OmShanti pic.twitter.com/c26MMv7gR0
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