Biman Bihari Das (b. 1943, Tamluk, West Bengal) is a distinguished Indian sculptor and former Principal of the Government College of Art & Craft, Kolkata, widely recognized for his contributions to modern Indian sculpture. Trained at the same institution, he completed his Diploma in Modeling and Sculpture with first-class distinction in 1966 and later pursued Teachers’ Training and Art Appreciation at the University of Calcutta. Over the decades, Das has built a remarkable career as both an artist and educator, shaping generations of young artists while maintaining an active sculptural practice.

His works, ranging from portrait busts to monumental public sculptures, are installed in prominent institutions and public spaces across India and internationally. Several of his sculptures, including representations of notable historical figures, have been commissioned for cultural centers and public sites around the world. Das has exhibited extensively in India and abroad, participating in important international events such as the Triennale India and major biennales in Europe and Asia.

In recognition of his exceptional contribution to the field of fine arts, he was awarded the Padma Shri by the Government of India in 2014. Through his enduring practice, Biman Bihari Das continues to hold a significant place in the landscape of contemporary Indian sculpture.