Devi Eslavath.

Nasarlabavi Thanda is a small place, and that’s where you will find me. My name is Devi Eslavath and my house is number 023. This is in the Devarakonda area of Telangana. It’s a rural spot, very quiet most of the time. We don't have the big paved roads like you see in the city. When it rains, the paths get a bit muddy, but we are used to it. My business is run right from here in the village. It’s not a corporate office with glass walls. It’s just a regular house where we live and do our work. People from the Thanda come by often just to talk or see what is happening. Devarakonda is the nearest town where we go for bigger supplies. Life here follows the seasons. When it’s harvest time, everyone is out in the fields, and when it’s dry, things are a bit slower. I keep my books and my materials in one of the rooms. It’s a lot of manual work and staying on top of things. Sometimes the electricity goes out for hours, so we just work by the light from the door. It’s a basic way of living, but it’s what we know. My family helps me out when things get busy. We don't have a website or anything like that, just people knowing who we are and coming to find us.