Vak Sidhhi Marble & Granite

We’ve been out here on Kelwa Amet Road for a good while now. It’s a busy spot in Siyana, right in the heart of the marble market where there’s always something moving. Most days, you’ll find us just managing the inventory of marble and granite slabs we keep in the yard. It gets pretty dusty, but that’s just how it goes when you’re dealing with stone. People stop by looking for something specific for their floors or maybe a countertop, and we show them what we’ve got stacked up. There isn’t much fancy about the place, just rows of stone and the noise of the trucks coming in. We spend a lot of time checking the slabs to make sure they’re okay before they go out. It’s hard work, moving these heavy things around, but we’re used to it by now. Sometimes the weather makes it tricky, especially when it rains and the yard gets messy, but we keep at it. My family has been around this industry, so it’s what we know. We don’t really do much big talk or anything. If someone needs stone, they come to Siyana and find us. It’s a simple setup. We keep the gates open, talk to the drivers, and keep track of what’s coming from the quarries. It’s just daily life for us here, nothing more and nothing less than that.