Ambica Ceramic Industries

We are located at Plot No. 12 in Phase-1 of the GIDC. It’s one of the older sections of the industrial area, so the roads are well-worn. Our daily routine involves a lot of clay and kilns. It’s a process that takes time, and you can’t really rush the firing if you want the ceramics to come out right. We have a small crew that has been with us for a long time. They know exactly how the ovens behave, which is good because every day is a little different depending on the humidity. The workspace is filled with racks of drying items. It’s not a very pretty place, just a functional one with plenty of dust and the smell of hot earth. We spend a lot of time checking for cracks or flaws before anything gets packed up. Sometimes we have tea together in the afternoon when the main work is done. It’s a simple life here in the factory. We don’t do much advertising; mostly it’s just people hearing about us from others in the trade. We just focus on getting the orders out on time. The gate is usually open from early morning until late evening. If you’re coming by, just look for the stack of pallets near the entrance. We are usually around the back where the main production happens. It’s just us, doing what we know how to do.