Miniature artist Nalini Manasani: Crafting success, one tiny creation at a time

Nalini turns waste into wonder. (Supplied) In the world of miniature art, few names stand out like that of Nalini Manasani. A self-taught artist hailing from Yadgiri in Karnataka, Nalini has carved a niche for herself with her intricate creations, defying the odds and critics along the way. […]

After schooling at Shree Venkateshwara High School and graduating in Computer Science from C.E.S. College in 2017, Nalini felt the urge to do something unique. It was during this time that she discovered her passion for art and began experimenting with miniature creations. From childhood, she had always been drawn to arts and crafts, but it wasn’t until after graduation that she fully realised this was her calling.

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Early life and inspiration

Born on 9 April 1996 to Raghavendra Shetty, a businessman, and Veena Manasani, a homemaker, Nalini’s early life was shaped by the unwavering support and encouragement from her parents.

She recalls, “Before I believed in myself, they believed in me. Their love and kindness is never repayable.” Their faith in her talent became a constant source of motivation, driving her to explore her creativity.