Sculpture World Records

Karachi sculptor MKS The Artist spent three months building this floor vase by hand, using a homemade paper mache clay made from old school books rescued from the trash, then sealed it in a high-gloss epoxy finish. In the video the artist slowly turns the vase on the studio floor, showing off its ribbed middle, carved openings and curling feet, then lets go and it stands on its own among other large pieces. A separate tape measure video shows it at 6 feet 9 inches from the floor to the top of its crown. Not bad for a stack of old schoolbooks.

Sculptor Okay Ikenegbu created a roaring lion sculpture that measured 42 feet (12.8 m) in height, 72 feet in length (21.9 m) and 24 feet (7.3 m) in width. The sculpture is made of concrete and is at Unity Park in Enugu, Nigeria. Learn more about the feat here.

Aditi Mishra created a sculpture of an elephant on a chalk pencil that measured four millimeters in height.

Satyanarayan M. created a sculpture of Hindu Lord Shiva on a chalk pencil that measured 2.5 centimeters in height.

Satyanarayan M. created a sculpture of Hindu Lord Ganesha on a soap that measured 4.8 centimeters in height.

Satyanarayan M. created a sculpture of Hindu Lord Ganesha on a chalk pencil that measured three millimeters in height.

Artist SinGh made a sculpture using cardboard that measures 53.5 feet in length and 35.5 feet in width. The sculpture is a model of Indian Goddess Rati.

Siva Pamarthi created a sculpture of a breastfeeding mother on a piece of soap that measured 7.9 centimeters in height.

Siva Pamarthi created a sculpture of Bharat Mata on a piece of soap that measured 6.5 centimeters in height.

Siva Pamarthi created a sculpture of Hindu God Ganesha on a piece of soap that measured 7.5 centimeters in height.

Siva Pamarthi created a sculpture of Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu on a piece of soap that measured 6.5 centimeters in height.

Siva Pamarthi created a sculpture of a woman and fish from pencil lead that measured 3.10 millimeters in height.

Siva Pamarthi created a sculpture of a man and woman on a pencil lead that measured 14 millimeters in height.

Siva Pamarthi created a sculpture of the Hindu God Venkanna on a pencil lead that measured 12 millimeters in height.

Gattem V. sculpted a replica of Empire State Building on a toothpick that measures 1.6 centimeters in height.

Yuktha M. created a sculpture of the Indian goddess Durga on a chalk pencil that measured 0.39 inch (1 cm) in height.