Udaipur. On the occasion of Independence Day, international artisan from Udaipur and holder of 211 world records, Prof. Dr. Iqbal Sakka, has once again brought pride to the nation through his artistry.
Dr. Sakka has created a tiny 1-centimeter silver Indian Tricolor flag that can only be viewed using a magnifying lens. Using silver cuts finer than a mustard seed, he intricately carved four religious symbols onto the flag: 'Om', 'Allah' in Arabic, the Sikh 'Khanda', and the Christian 'Cross'. This unique creation sends a powerful message of communal unity and world peace.
Dr. Sakka stated that just as Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, and Christians live together peacefully in India, the entire world should also coexist with love and brotherhood—a message he aimed to convey to the world through this artwork.
| Artwork Details | Specifications |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1 cm × 1 cm |
| Materials Used | 1 gram Silver, 1 gram Copper |
| Crafting Time | 36 hours |
| Engravings | Om, Allah (Arabic), Khanda, Cross |
Dr. Sakka expressed his desire to present this artwork to the Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur, on the occasion of Independence Day and has formally contacted the court via a letter regarding the donation.
