Aasha Crockery & Bartan

We've been here in the lane near Om Bhojanalya for quite some time now. People around Keshavpura know us for the kitchen stuff we keep. It’s mostly pots, pans, and plates. If you're looking for a specific size of handi or maybe just a few steel glasses, we likely have them tucked away somewhere on the shelves. The shop gets a bit crowded when new stock arrives, but we manage. My father started this and now I help out most days. It’s a busy street, so there’s always someone popping in for a last-minute tiffin box or a ladle. We don't have fancy displays, just stacks of stainless steel and some ceramic items. It gets dusty with the traffic outside, so we spend a lot of time wiping things down. Most of our regulars are neighbors who just need something for their kitchen right away. We know which brands last longer than others because we see what people bring back if there’s a problem. It’s not a big showroom, just a practical place for daily needs. Sometimes the delivery trucks block the lane, which is a bit of a headache. But that's how it goes in this part of town. If you walk past the food stall, you'll see our sign right there. We stay open until late evening, usually closing when the dinner rush next door starts to quiet down. It’s simple work, but it keeps us busy and connected to everyone in the area.