"23 sculptures depicting different yoga asanas have been made and these have been installed at Capitol Complex," Anuj Saini, son of late Nek Chand, the creator of the iconic 'Rock Garden', said today.
The sculptures have been made from waste material like ceramic tiles, broken crockery which have been the highlight of Rock Garden.
"Installation of these sculptures are a tribute to my father," Saini said.
Nek Chand died in June last year. He was the creator of Rock Garden which has amazed people for decades with his unique sculptures.
Over 30,000 people from Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana are expected to participate in the mega event being held for the first time here for which elaborate arrangements have been made.
French architect Le Corbusier had designed Capitol Complex here.
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