Bahubali Handmade Paper Corportaion

Our shop is tucked away in Bahubali Enclave at number 102. It’s quite close to the Cross River Mall, so you can hear the cars and the bustle from there. Making handmade paper isn't the cleanest job. There’s always water on the floor and piles of pulp drying somewhere. We started this because it felt like something worth doing with our hands. It's just a few rooms where we press the sheets and let them sit. Sometimes the humidity makes it take forever for the paper to dry, and we just have to wait. It’s a bit messy, with scraps of fiber and colors everywhere. We don’t have a big fancy showroom. If you come by, you’ll probably see us with our sleeves rolled up, working the screens. The enclave is usually quiet compared to the main road, which is nice when we’re trying to focus. We get people stopping in because they saw the sign while heading to the mall. It’s a small operation here at Bahubali Handmade Paper Corporation. We don't use big machines that make a ton of noise. It’s mostly just us and the vats of water. The walls are stained from the dyes we use, and the shelves are overflowing with stacks of finished sheets. It’s not corporate at all. We just make paper because that's what we know how to do. Some days are slow, others we can barely keep up with the orders. It’s a simple process but it takes time.