Surya Ceramic (espanol)

We’re located at number 27 along the National Highway, in a place called Dhuva. If you’re driving along the NH, you can’t miss all the ceramic places, and we’re one of them. We work with clay and kilns all day long. The air is often thick with the smell of firing ceramics and a bit of dust from the raw materials. It’s a hot job, especially when the kilns are running at full blast. We make tiles and other ceramic items, sorting through them by hand to check for cracks or bad glazes. It’s tedious sometimes, but it’s what we know. We aren't a big fancy brand; we’re more of a local operation that’s been here at Dhuva for years. The highway is always busy with trucks carrying goods across the country, and we’re right there in the middle of it. Sometimes the power flickers and we have to scramble to make sure the kilns stay at the right temperature. We’ve had plenty of broken pieces over the years, which usually end up in a pile out back. We just keep going, day after day. Our office is small and usually has a thin layer of dust on everything, no matter how much we clean. It’s just the nature of the work. People stop by because they saw our sign from the road. We talk to them, show them what we have, and hope it’s what they’re looking for.