Expatriate Club Sets World Record With Largest Bahrain Map Made From Grains

Kannada Sangha Bahrain marked the Kingdom’s 54th National Day with a historic and creative achievement, setting a world record for creating the “Largest Bahrain Map Drawn Using Grains.” The milestone initiative took place at the association’s auditorium in Manama, drawing widespread appreciation for its blend of artistry, cultural pride and community spirit.

The striking map, crafted entirely from carefully arranged grains, showcased the geographical outline of Bahrain in remarkable detail. The project brought together members of the expatriate community, volunteers and artists, reflecting a shared commitment to celebrating Bahrain’s national identity through creativity and collaboration.

Organisers said the initiative was designed to honour Bahrain’s National Day while highlighting the role of expatriate communities in contributing to the Kingdom’s cultural landscape. The use of grains symbolised sustainability, unity and respect for tradition, transforming everyday materials into a powerful artistic statement.

The record-setting achievement underscores Kannada Sangha Bahrain’s active engagement in cultural and social initiatives and its long-standing relationship with the Kingdom. Participants and visitors praised the event for fostering inclusivity and strengthening cultural ties, making it a memorable highlight of Bahrain’s National Day celebrations.

The world record not only commemorated Bahrain’s 54 years of nationhood but also demonstrated how creativity and community spirit can come together to celebrate shared values and cultural harmony.