Orient Craft Limited

We’re based out of House Number 113 in Nawada Colony, which is over in Faridabad. This part of Haryana has a lot of people who are just hardworking and down-to-earth. Our place is essentially a house that we’ve repurposed for Orient Craft Limited. It’s got a bit of a yard and a sturdy gate. Working in a colony like this means we are part of the local fabric. You hear the sounds of the neighborhood all day—scooters buzzing by and people chatting on their porches. It’s not the kind of place where you’ll find a glass skyscraper. It’s just rows of houses and small businesses. Inside, we’ve set up our equipment in the main rooms. It’s a bit cozy, especially when we have a full crew in for the day. We don’t have a lot of fancy signs out front, just enough for people to know they’ve found the right spot. Faridabad is a bit slower than the center of Delhi, which we don’t mind at all. It gives us a chance to actually talk to people without feeling rushed. Most of our workers live within a few kilometers, so we really feel like a local outfit. We keep our overhead low by staying in a place like this, which helps us just focus on the job at hand. It’s a simple, honest way to run things, and we wouldn't have it any other way. We just show up and do the work every day.