Shikha Sharma is an artist and the founder of Shikha's Art Institute in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India. She is very interested in traditional Indian art forms and has dedicated her life to promoting and preserving these cultural practices. Amongst her specialties is Rangoli, a decorative art made on the ground using colored powders, flower petals, and rice.

Shikha Sharma's institute was included in the World Book of Records as the largest Rangoli ever made. This monument was not only a beautiful creation but also reflected Indian culture in its richness. The vibrant and intricate pattern of the Rangoli was the focal point at community gatherings and festivals, not only attracting art enthusiasts but also the media.

Besides creating artworks, Shikha does much more to fuel one's passion for arts and to teach her students, learning from different forms of arts and encouraging a culture love. Her institute can actually provide an ideal venue and platform for these beginners by offering them great experience. Through innovation, innovation always creates that space, which goes as far as paying their rightful respect to tradition, an essential ingredient of these various forms of art, a vital part that may lose its meaning.

Through her work, Shikha Sharma has given much to the arts in her region. She has inspired many people to appreciate and participate in the rich tapestry of Indian culture. Her recognition by the World Book of Records is a testament to her dedication and the impact of her artistic endeavors in promoting Rangoli as a celebrated form of art.