A WORLD OF INCREDIBLE ART. MORE PHOTOS AFTER THE CUT


Artist Amy Goda used left-over rice straw woven around wooden frames to create the huge sculptures

Mercury Dinosaur sculpture made from left over rice straw in Japan
Hay! One of the dinosaur sculptures made from left over rice straw
You could call this creature a tyranno-STRAW-rus rex - because the huge sculpture was made using just rice stalks.

Each of these intricately designed sculptures is made from left-over rice straw woven around wooden frames.
Artist Amy Goda helped create the awesome models in Niigata Prefecture, Japan.

Amy's current sculpture muse is dinosaurs, as she created two amazing and huge pieces of art.
Mercury Dinosaur sculpture made from left over rice straw in Japan
Awesome! The sculptures are made from left-over rice straw woven around wooden frames
Mercury Dinosaur sculpture made from left over rice straw in Japan
He's horny: A triceratops, made from rice stalks
Mercury Rice straw sculpture of a monster in Japan
It's huge! This sculpture depicts an oversized insect
Mercury Sculpture of a cobra made from left over rice straw in Japan
S-s-scary stuff: The designs include this massive coiled cobra
Mercury Crab sculpture made up of left over rice straw in Japan
Get snappy: Amy Goda helped design this crab sculpture
Her two dinosaurs have attracted a lot of attention, judging by the amount of comments she is getting on Twitter.
The sculptures can be found at Uwasekigata Park in Niigata City's Nishikan Ward, where they will remain until the beginning of November.

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