Harshita Sharma transforms stones into vivid tales, capturing the essence of India's heritage through her unique artistic lens.
Harshita Sharma, hailing from Kanpur, India’s most joyful city, channels her creative spirit into the intricate world of stone art. A BFA graduate, she transformed a modest ₹40 order into a journey that reshaped her life, carving out narratives from nature’s most resilient canvases—stones. Her work chronicles the stories embedded within each stone's natural form, revealing layers of history and emotion. Harshita's portfolio boasts a remarkable achievement: she etched the prime minister’s journey across 101 stones in just 10 days, alongside tributes to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Sir Ratan Tata.
Despite the challenges posed by a niche art form largely unappreciated in India, Harshita's persistence is paving the way for a broader appreciation of stone art. Her passion lies not just in creating art but in inspiring others to carve their own paths, making her a beacon in an often-overlooked artistic domain.
