Nadakuduru Sujatha: From homemaker to record-breaking artist | Fusion - WeRIndia

Art often serves as an outlet for creativity and passion, but for Nadakuduru Sujatha, it has become a means of showcasing her patriotism and cultural pride.

A homemaker from Yanamalakuduru in Vijayawada, Sujatha has redefined artistry by turning everyday objects into stunning works that reflect her deep love for her nation.

Starting as a simple hobby to fill her leisure time, her dedication and innovation have propelled her to national acclaim and even international recognition.

What began as a childhood interest turned into a full-fledged pursuit of excellence.

Sujatha’s works feature unique creations like national anthems, symbols, and patriotic songs intricately painted on unconventional canvases. These include eggshells, almonds, and even toothpicks. Her art is as extraordinary as it is inspiring.

In November 2023, Sujatha achieved a significant milestone by earning a spot in the Indian Book of Records.

She used an astonishing number of seeds to craft an Indian map, demonstrating her ability to turn ordinary materials into extraordinary masterpieces.

Earlier, her micro-art painting on lizard eggs earned her recognition in the Telugu Book of Records.

Her journey has been marked by creative milestones.

In 2012, she painted India’s map on lizard eggs, cashew nuts, and almonds, earning widespread admiration.

Two years later, for Independence Day, she carved the Tricolour on a watermelon.

For Gandhi Jayanti this year, Sujatha created a detailed map of India paired with a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi.

Sujatha’s dedication to her craft is supported by her family, including her husband, Adisesha Varma.

Her works have garnered praise from prominent figures, including former Deputy Speaker Mandali Buddha Prasad.

With more than 200 designs to her credit, Sujatha continues to inspire countless individuals to pursue their passion and find beauty in the mundane.

Her story proves that creativity and perseverance can transform lives and leave a lasting impact on society.

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