Buddha Art

We’ve been here at Bhindo Ka Rasta for a while now. It’s a busy spot in Chandpol Bazar, and our shop is tucked away on the 3rd Cross. Dealing with art pieces and statues is what we do every day. Most of the time, the place is dusty because of all the stone and wood work, but that is just how it is. We spend most of our mornings unpacking crates or showing people around the shelves. It’s not a big fancy showroom. It’s more of a workspace where things get moved around a lot. If you walk down the lane, you’ll probably hear us before you see us. We have some regulars who stop by just to see what’s new or to chat about the latest pieces we got in. Sometimes the stock is low, other times we can barely walk through the aisles. The weather gets hot in the summer, making the shop quite warm, but we keep the fans going. We don’t really do fancy ads or anything. People just find us or hear about us from their neighbors. It’s a simple way to run a business, and it works for us. We handle the packing ourselves to make sure nothing breaks. It takes time, and our hands are usually covered in some sort of paint or dust by the end of the shift. That’s just life at Buddha Art. We stay busy and keep the doors open for whoever wanders in.