Multinational Handicrafts

Our place, Multinational Handicrafts, is located in Aali Ahangran, which is right near Teliyo Wala Chowk. It’s an old part of the city, and the streets are quite narrow around here. You can usually hear the sound of hammers or carving tools if you walk nearby during the day. We deal with all sorts of handmade items, mostly stuff that takes a lot of time and patience to finish. The workshop is always full of wood shavings, metal scraps, or bits of fabric depending on what’s being worked on at the moment. It’s not a clean, modern factory; it’s a place where things are made by hand, so it’s naturally a bit messy. We have a few older craftsmen who have been doing this for decades, and they don't really like to be rushed by anyone. Sometimes a piece takes a week longer than expected, but that’s just how handicrafts work. We don't have a big showroom with air conditioning or bright lights. Instead, we just show people what we have in the back or on the few shelves near the front. The neighborhood is full of other small shops, so there is always a lot of shouting and activity outside our door. We just focus on the task at hand, making sure the work is done properly. It’s honest work, and we’ve been part of this community for a long time now, so people know us.