Durley Saniware (Vida)

Our place, Durley Saniware (Vida), is situated on 8-A NH, right behind the Lalpar Power Station. Being near the power station means we have a pretty good landmark for people trying to find us for the first time. The site is mostly dedicated to storage and handling the different pieces we get in. It gets quite warm inside the warehouse during the afternoon, so we usually keep the big doors open to catch whatever breeze might be blowing through. It's a dusty job, and by the end of the day, everything has a thin layer of grit on it. We don't spend much on fancy furniture or decor; the money goes into keeping the stock organized. There’s always a lot of clinking sounds as things get moved around. We have a small crew and everyone knows their job. We spend a lot of time checking for cracks or making sure the colors match up like they're supposed to. It’s not the kind of job where you wear a suit. We’re usually in work clothes that have seen better days. It’s a practical environment. We have a routine where we start early to beat the worst of the heat and finish up once the last truck has been loaded. It’s just how we operate, nothing more and nothing less. We’re just here doing our bit in the local ceramic trade on the highway. There isn't much else to say about it.