A sculptor from Jaipur, India's Rajasthan, has entered the Guinness World Records with the smallest wooden spoon on Earth.

Navratna Prajapati is seen demonstrating great skill and precision as he crafted the tiny piece of cutlery that measures a remarkable 2mm long.

The footage shows the minuscule spoon placed on a grain of rice.

"After achieving this, I feel as if the most wonderful crown has been placed on my head," Prajapati said about achieving the record.

Jaipur sculptor Navratna Prajapati has registered his name in the Guinness World Records by creating the world's smallest wooden spoon.
The length of this spoon is only 2 mm and its handle is as thick as a hair, the cup in front of this spoon is 0.75 mm, it took Navratna a total of 1 day to make it.

The official of Guinness Book also shared a video of Navratna making spoon in its Twitter account and spread the information to the people.

The video features Prajapati making the world's smallest wooden spoon. The process is quite interesting, Navratna even placed the item on a grain of rice to demonstrate its tiny size

Talking to the Guinness Book official, Navratna said that the Guinness World Record is like a Kohinoor diamond for me. After achieving this, I feel as if the most wonderful crown has been placed on my head.

"Made a name for himself by breaking many previous records"