Hare Krishna Arts

You’ll find us at Shop No-8 in the Model Town Market. It’s a typical local market spot, which means it’s always busy with people running errands and grabbing what they need. Our shop is small, and we have frames and art pieces leaning against almost every wall. We spend a lot of time measuring glass and cutting wood to fit whatever someone has brought in to be framed. There's always sawdust on the floor no matter how many times we sweep it up. We aren't doing high-end gallery work; mostly we just help people put their photos, certificates, or local prints into frames so they can hang them up at home. Sometimes the glue takes longer to dry because of the humidity, so things might sit on the workbench for an extra day. It’s a simple process, but you have to be careful with the corners. People from the neighborhood drop by to chat while they wait or to look at some of the ready-made pieces we have hanging up. It’s a comfortable place to work, even if it gets a bit cramped when more than two people are inside. We don't have any big corporate plans, just the daily routine of cutting, joining, and making sure the glass is clean before the customer picks it up. That’s what our days look like here in the middle of Model Town.