Indoitalian Marble N Granites

Our yard is at Door No-478/2-A, right near the Nasard Bridge on the Nasik Puna Road. Being near the bridge means we hear the trucks going by all day and night. It is a lot of granite and marble sitting out in the open. We spend most of our time out there in the yard. When the wind blows, you get a lot of dust from the road and the stone, so everything usually has a thin layer of grey on it. We don't have any fancy marketing. We just have the stone sitting there for anyone to see. People driving between Nasik and Puna often stop because they see the stacks of slabs from the highway. We help them look through the piles to find something they like for their homes. It is heavy, slow work moving these pieces around. Sometimes the machinery acts up and we have to fix it ourselves right there on the spot. The weather can be tough, either too hot or pouring rain, but the stone doesn't care much. We just keep working through it. It is an honest way to spend the day, even if it is tiring. We deal with the transporters and the local builders who need stuff for their projects. It is just a regular shop by the side of the road, nothing more and nothing less.