Gorbanjara Artefacts Producer Company Limited

We are set up at Gat No. 111 in Pusara, which is part of the Wadwani taluka in Beed. It’s a bit of a drive out there, but that’s where we do all our work. We focus on making and selling artefacts, mostly things that come from our local culture and history. We call ourselves Gorbanjara. It isn't a factory with big machines making noise all day. It’s more of a place where people sit and work with their hands. The building is simple, just enough to keep the rain off and give us space to store the finished pieces. We don't have a showroom with bright lights or carpets. If you want to see what we make, you just come to the workshop in Pusara. Most of the people working here are from the nearby villages. We aren't experts in business talk or global trade. We just know how to make things that look right and feel traditional to us. Some days are spent finding the right materials, and other days we are just packing things up to send out to people who asked for them. We’ve been part of the Wadwani community for a long time now. This company was a way to keep our traditions going while making a bit of a living for the families here. It’s honest work and it keeps us busy. We don't have a fancy logo or a big budget, just the skills we were taught.