You know, potatoes wouldn't be such a big deal. That's pretty impressive. Tuna learned how to write on rice as a teen-ager in Turkey. His cousin showed him how. Now Tuna is so good at writing small, he can print the whole alphabet on one grain of rice.
Family members teach it to each other.
When I make a necklace, I put the name on one side of the rice and I draw a picture on another side. Tuna is hoping to set up shop in a Houston mall in time for the Valentine's Day crush. He's also available for parties, weddings, bar mitzvahs and private dinners. Instead of writing on paper like everybody else, he wrote about his love on a grain of rice. Tuna prefers white, long-grain rice.