Prakritik Stone

Prakritik Stone is at 17 Bhatt Ji Ki Bari, which is very close to the bus stand. If you’ve ever waited for a bus around there, you might have seen our piles of stone. The area is quite noisy because of all the buses coming and going, but we don't mind it much. Our day starts early, usually before the first big rush of commuters. We spend a lot of time organizing the stone by size and type. It’s heavy work, and by the end of the day, our backs usually ache. The yard is a bit cramped because we try to fit as much variety as possible into our space at number 17. We don't have a big sign or any fancy lights. People just see the stone and walk in. We talk to contractors and homeowners who are looking for something durable. It’s mostly about showing people the different textures and colors of the natural stone we have on hand. Sometimes the weather makes it hard to work, especially when it’s pouring rain and the ground gets slippery. But we just keep at it. We’ve been at this address for a while, and we know the neighborhood well. It’s a simple life, working with natural materials in a busy part of the city. We don't spend money on ads; we just rely on being right here where people can see us. The bus stand noise is just part of the job.