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Artist Tinku Kumar's Durga Rangoli Stuns Hazaribag
15 Oct
Summary
- Young artist Tinku Kumar created a 200 sq ft Durga rangoli.
- The artwork uses 15 kg of colored marble dust.
- The rangoli draws crowds at Maa Ganga Mandir during Navratri.
During this Navratri, Maa Ganga Mandir in Hazaribag's Noora locality has become a focal point for devotion and artistic appreciation. A remarkable rangoli, spanning nearly 200 square feet and depicting Goddess Durga, has captivated visitors.
This intricate artwork is the creation of 22-year-old artist Tinku Kumar, who began his work on the first day of Navratri. He utilized around 15 kilograms of colored marble dust to bring the vibrant design to life. The rangoli has significantly enhanced the temple's ambiance, adding to the festive spirit.
Devotees visiting the temple have been stopping to admire Kumar's craftsmanship, with many praising the way it complements the temple's usual Durga Puja celebrations. Kumar expressed that his lifelong interest in artistic designs allows him to merge his passion for art with his spiritual devotion.
