Luhaat Signs

Luhaat Signs is right in the middle of the chaos at Shop No 11 in Moti Market. Koti and Esamia Bazar are famous for being crowded, and our little corner is no exception. There’s always music playing from a nearby shop and the smell of street food wafting in. Our shop is small, so we have to be really organized, though it doesn't always look that way to a visitor. We have signs leaning against the walls and rolls of material tucked into every available corner. It’s a busy life in the market. We spend our days talking to customers who wander in from the street and trying to get orders finished on time. The traffic outside is constant, and you get used to the sound of horns after a while. We aren't interested in being a big company with hundreds of employees. We like being right here where the action is. Most of the other shopkeepers are our friends, and we often share a pot of tea in the afternoons when things quiet down. It’s a very grounded way to work. No one here is trying to impress anyone with big words or fancy presentations. We just show people what we can do and let the work speak for itself. It gets dusty and loud, but it’s our space and we’re happy with it. Most days we are just trying to stay ahead of the schedule.