Aditya Handicraft

We are located at F-199 in the Mia Basni Phase II area. It’s an industrial part of town, so there’s always a lot of activity with trucks and workshops all around us. Our space is where all the making happens. You’ll see piles of materials, half-finished pieces, and tools scattered across the benches. It’s not a showroom where everything is polished and perfect. It’s a place where people actually work with their hands. Sometimes the dust gets everywhere, and the heat in the middle of the day can be a lot, but that’s just part of being in Basni. We don’t have a fancy front desk or anyone to greet you in a uniform. Most of the time, we’re too busy focused on whatever we are carving or putting together. We’ve been in this spot for a while now and have gotten used to the rhythm of the industrial estate. The sounds of the neighbors working and the delivery vans coming through the gates are just normal to us. We stay until the light starts to fade, and then we lock up the shutters. It’s honest work and it keeps us busy from Monday to Saturday. There’s a certain satisfaction in seeing something finished at the end of the week, even if our clothes are a bit messy by the time we head home.