Nila Creations

Nila Creations is tucked away at No. 18 Ramu Colony, specifically inside K. G. Lane. It is one of those narrow little streets where all the neighbors know what everyone else is doing. The building is actually just a regular house where we converted a couple of the front rooms into a workspace. It is mostly just me and one helper working here most days. We set up our work tables right under the windows so we can use the natural light. It makes it much easier to see the small details and the different shades of the thread. The lane stays pretty quiet for the most part, which I appreciate. Sometimes a cat from the neighborhood wanders in and sleeps on the scraps of cloth on the floor. We do not have much fancy equipment, just the standard machines that we have used for years. I have lived in Ramu Colony for a long time, so setting up the business here just made sense to me. The walls have some old calendars and a few photos pinned up. We keep a small electric stove in the corner so we can make our own tea whenever we want. Most of our time is spent sitting at the machines or measuring out lengths of fabric. It is a simple way to live and work. We do not have any big goals other than finishing our daily tasks and getting the orders out to people on time.