G. S. Handicrafts

We've been over here at Sangaria Phase-II for quite a while now. Most days it’s just us working away at H1/501, surrounded by wood scraps and tools. It’s a busy place, and honestly, it gets a bit dusty sometimes, but that’s just how it goes when you’re making things by hand. The neighborhood is mostly industrial, so there’s always noise from the other shops nearby. We don't have a big fancy office or anything like that. It’s just a workshop where we get the work done. My father started this years ago, and we just kept it going. We usually start early in the morning before the heat really kicks in. Sometimes the power goes out, which is a pain, but we manage. People stop by the gate sometimes to ask what we’re making. We do a lot of different pieces, depending on what people need that week. It’s hard work, and our hands are usually stained or rough from the materials. We don't spend much time on computers or making things look pretty for photos. We just focus on the items sitting on the workbench. It’s a quiet life in some ways, even with the machinery running. We know the other shop owners around here, and we help each other out if someone needs a tool or a bit of advice. That's just how it works in this part of town. We just keep our heads down.