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Baguio crocheter wins Guinness record with massive 6-meter mandala
A Baguio City artist has achieved international recognition after creating the world's largest mandala crocheted by a single person. Adelaida Guia's impressive 29-square-meter creation has earned her an official Guinness World Records title.
LSN Philippines ·
Adelaida Guia of Baguio City received official confirmation this week that she has set a new Guinness World Records title for the largest mandala crocheted by a single person. The intricate creation measures 6 meters (approximately 19 feet) in diameter and spans 29 square meters in total area.
Guia was notified of the record achievement through email on Thursday, Sept. 17, marking a significant milestone for the Baguio-based artist. The accomplishment reflects both the technical skill required for large-scale crochet work and the patience needed to complete such an ambitious artistic project.
The record-setting mandala demonstrates the growing recognition of traditional fiber arts and handicrafts in contemporary culture. Baguio City, long known as a cultural hub in the Philippines, continues to produce artists pushing creative boundaries in their respective fields.
Guia's achievement adds to the region's portfolio of Guinness World Records holders and highlights the vibrant artistic community in the mountain city. The record serves as validation for local artists undertaking ambitious projects that combine cultural significance with technical mastery.