Vansh Handicrafts

Down at No. 713 in Krishna Nagar Colony, that’s where you’ll find Vansh Handicrafts. We are right in the Gulab Bari area. It’s a residential neighborhood mostly, so we try not to make too much noise too early in the morning, but work has to happen. The workshop is basically a big open space where we keep all the tools and the wood or whatever material we are working with that week. It smells like sawdust and sometimes a bit of polish or paint. It’s a family-run kind of thing, so there’s always someone around, even if it’s just to share a meal in the back. We don't have a showroom with bright lights. Most of our stuff is just piled up on shelves or sitting on the floor waiting to be packed. We spend a lot of time checking the details on each piece because handmade work can be tricky. Sometimes the wood doesn't behave or a tool breaks, and then the whole day feels a bit off. We just deal with it as it comes. People from the colony walk by and peek in to see what we’re making. It’s a very local vibe. We don’t do much fancy advertising; we just stay busy with the orders we have. It’s physical work and it keeps us tired, but it’s what we know how to do. We just keep at it, day after day, in our little corner of Gulab Bari.