Never seen that a person uses eggs as a canvas for complex pictures? Recently, the Guinness World Records (GWR) shared a video about the world’s biggest performance of the world’s engraved eggs. The current record holder is Ma Chao, which consists of 1040 eggs in incredible performance! The clip shows a glimpse of the artist at work – carefully carving the outer shell of the entire egg with the face of different characters from a TV show. He uses a special tool to complete the same. “Ma Chao’s artwork took three years to complete and egg engraving was inspired by Journey to the West, in 1986 a TV series adapted to the Chinese classical novel of the same name,” GWR said.
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In the video, we see that the engraving is complex – characteristics such as hair, beard, eyes and other facial features (and expressions) are presented in great detail. The reel also shows a brief side-by-side comparison of the engraved eggs and screenshots of real characters. Ma Chao scored a record in Langfang, Hebai, China, and was verified on 3 March 2025. He first began working on carving these eggs in October 2020. Take a look down:
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The viral video has been very interested on Instagram. Many appreciated the unique skills of the artist. Gave a reply with punishment and wordplay. Here is described how some users reacted to this in the comment section:
“Agraving.”
“Very impressive.”
“Finally there is something that is worth a record.”
“Amazing talent.”
“Lifetime worthy of record talent.”
“I will really keep them forever.”
“It is a victim of eggs.”
“Unused eggs in this economy !!!”
Recently, GWR shared a record video related to another egg on its Instagram handle.
In this, a man was shown without breaking them without standing on raw eggs! He successfully managed to set the record on five raw eggs in a minute, without cracking them. Click here to read the full story.
