The Taj Mahal and the Eiffel Tower made of junk

The Taj Mahal and the Eiffel Tower made of junk

Overall, 10 to 15 ton of iron junk has made this Taj Mahal in Delhi. The sheets of cuttings have been cut. Mobilize the nuts bolts of cars. Dome with old bowls and pan. Iron pipe cut and made of large dome mesh. The four towers were erected by removing the rims from the junk and junked bicycles. Tin cans have been tossed on the way. Overall, 10 to 15 ton of iron junk has made it into the Taj Mahal in Delhi.

The Raja Gandhi Smriti Ekan used to be from Sarai Kale Kha bus stand, which was first made up of a flat ground filled with junk. Now there are seven wonders from the junk.

South Delhi Municipal Corporation has called the Baroda School of Fine Arts artists to complete the project. Sandeep and Anuj said that even before that, they have made more than 70 art works in Baroda. The craftsman, Anuj and Sandeep, told that after seeing the junk, the artist inside them awakes that something can be done. Not even a single junk was bought, but instead of the needy it was discovered by the municipal warehouses.

The old bench iron used in Delhi's parks has been used to make an idol of Christ the Redeemer. When the benches are spoiled in the park, they are picked up and kept in the municipal warehouse. The junk that surrounds it occupies a lot of space. From theft and rumor, the news of rigging continues to come. So these things have been made to work for people. What could be better use of public money than this?

There will now be a copy of the Statue of Christ in Brazil, now in Delhi, in Rio de Janeiro. The original statue is 39.5 meters high, but it is small. Many springs have been used for the beard and hair of Christ. The cooker who keeps vegetables under the basket, which he keeps on the basket, is also used.When the whole of India was discussing the statue of Sardar Patel higher than the 'Statue of Liberty', then there was no news that Delhi was ready to become the Statue of Liberty. Anuj said that it is 30 feet high. In making this idol, the axle of Delhi's Rehari wheels, its arcane has been used. The hair of the bike is made of hair etc. The torch is made of rims from the rim. Gear has been used in large quantities. These artifacts are all over the world, but only South Delhi's junk has been used.

Not only this, here's Egyptian Pyramid. It is the Colosseum of Italy. Paris is theEiffel tower. A team of 15-20 artists from Baroda School of Fine Arts has worked in fulfilling this project. By placing 30-40 welders, seven wonders have been made from about 70 tons of junk. They are designed in such a way that they are not visible at all. You have to go walking to see every artwork. You have to work hard to see. Sandeep and Anuj said that if seven people appear from one place at a time, then that matter is not there.

Now those who have to see, they will have to go closer and look, so they will not be dyeing. All the creations will appear in one color. Wrought iron color.