Krati Handicraft

We are located at 24 Badhu Ji Ka Darwaja, right by Jagdish Chowk. If you know this part of the city, you know how narrow the streets can get. It’s always full of people, tourists, and locals all pushing past each other. The old stone walls around here have so much history, but for us, it’s just where we work every day. Being near the Darwaja means there is always a breeze coming through the archway, which is nice in the summer. We have our little workshop area where we handle the handicrafts. It’s not a big factory. It’s more of a place where things are done by hand, slowly. You can hear the bells from the temple nearby and the sound of motorbikes trying to squeeze through the lanes. We keep the door open most of the time. People peek in to see what we are doing. We don't have a big marketing plan or anything. We just make things and hope people like them. The space is filled with scraps of material and tools. It’s a bit chaotic, honestly. But it’s our kind of chaos. We’ve been in Jagdish Chowk for years. The neighbors are like family. We share news and tea every afternoon. It’s a slow pace of life compared to the big industrial parks. We are just happy to be here in the heart of the old city. It is where we belong and where we work every day at number 24.