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Wooden ceiling fans developed in Jaipur by
Lokendra Singh Jaipur:
An innovative carpenter gifted with a technical bent of mind has developed a variety
of ceiling fans made of wood! Carpenter-technician Suresh Sharma, 40, claims that
all of the 104 models of fans have been designed and developed by him. These handmade
fans are unique and different as none of the designs has been repeated or copied.
The smallest fan in his collection is an 8-inch fan and the biggest one being
11 feet long! The wooden body fans that run by electricity like normal ceiling
fans, have earned him quite popularity here. These fans captivate attention, as
one finds blades of ceiling fans made of wood. The users can enjoy cool air. "These
fans are different in a way as the wooden blades of the fan are natural. They
are not made of metal. The temperature does not affect the blades of the fan.
Outside temperature is ineffective on the wooden fan and thus the fan spreads
cooler air," said, Suresh Sharma. Suresh has taken 13 years to develop various
creative works that include making wooden fans. Basically these extraordinary
looking fans are made of pure wood and blow the air like any ordinary fan. He
had felt driven at first to try his hand on making fans after he repaired his
grand fathers' very old fan. It motivated him to explore his latent talent in
making fans. Today, he has a wide collection of wooden fans. As these fans are
completely designed, carved and assembled by artisans and are expensive. Suresh
says that the advantage of a wooden fans is that it is shock-proof, which makes
safe to handle in day-to-day life. For this extraordinary work, Sharma has been
listed in Limca Book of Records and he is very keen to have his innovation also
endorsed by the Guinness Book of World Records. On his part, Suresh Sharma is
very enthusiastic about his innovation and wishes that there should be commercial
production of wooden fans. Suresh Sharma wishes that his innovative fan is patented
and also gets a brand name so that he could sell more of these wooden fans. -May
22, 2009 Go
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