Sadee

If you go down to Maskati Market, you'll find Sadee at 7/A. It’s right in the thick of things. The market is always loud and full of people moving stuff around. We've been in this spot for some time. Our space isn't huge, but we make it work for what we need. Maskati Market has its own rhythm, and we've just become part of it over the years. We deal with whatever comes in that week. It's a lot of manual work, lifting and moving things. We aren't big on decorations or looking professional. It's just a shop where we get things done. Sometimes it’s a bit messy with all the stock, but we know where everything is. People who come to Maskati usually know what they’re looking for. We just help them find it. It can get cramped when a big delivery arrives. We have to shuffle things around to make room. The tea stall nearby is where we usually take our breaks. It’s a community here, really. Everyone knows everyone else's business in the market. We just focus on our own corner at 7/A. It’s steady work. We don't have a website or anything like that. We just rely on people knowing we're here. It’s been that way since we started. There is always someone shouting in the lane or a cart rattling past, but we are used to the noise by now. It’s just our daily life in this crowded market lane.