Jamshedpur’s Unique Gift for the 187th Founder’s Day
Jamshedpur: To celebrate the 187th Founder’s Day, Jamshedpur-based artist Vivek Mishra has unveiled a breathtaking tribute to the late Ratan Tata. Using over 100,000 fresh flowers, Mishra crafted an 18ft x 22ft portrait that currently serves as the centerpiece of Jubilee Park’s festive decorations.
A Masterpiece of Patience and Passion
Vivek Mishra, who balances his artistic life with his role as an SBI Bank Manager, spent 15 days and worked up to 20 hours daily to complete the floral installation.
“Ratan Tata gave Jamshedpur its soul,” Mishra stated. “I wanted to create something that would make the entire city feel proud.”
Key Facts About the Installation:
- Dimensions: 18 feet × 22 feet.
- Materials: 1,00,000 individually placed flowers.
- Location: Jubilee Park, Jamshedpur.
- Public Viewing: Starts March 3, 2026.
The Self-Taught Genius Behind the Art
Despite having no formal art education, Mishra has a track record of creating massive, unconventional artworks:
- Bead Art: Created a portrait of Premanandji Maharaj using 1.5 lakh beads in early 2026.
- Rangoli Record: Used 3.5 tons of color to depict Lord Ram in 2024.
- Legacy: This is his second major tribute to Ratan Tata, following a popular Rangoli portrait last year.
