Mudrika Ceramics (I) Ltd.

The place here at Plot No. 461 in the G.I.D.C. area is usually pretty loud and dusty most days. Being out here at Por Ramangamdi on the N.H. No. 8 means there are always big trucks rolling past the gate, which keeps everyone on their toes. Mudrika Ceramics (I) Ltd. has been running out of this spot for a while now. We’ve got the kilns going round the clock and the floor is always covered in a bit of clay dust no matter how much we sweep it up. The staff mostly comes from the nearby villages and they know the routine pretty well by now. It isn't a fancy office with air conditioning or anything like that. Most of the time, the heat from the ovens makes the whole warehouse feel a bit like an oven itself. We spend our mornings checking the batches and making sure nothing got cracked during the firing process. Sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit and everything just stops, which is frustrating, but that’s just how things go around here. People stop by the office to talk about orders or just to have a cup of tea while the loaders finish up. It’s a lot of physical work and the hours can be long, especially when a big shipment needs to go out on the highway. We just keep the wheels turning and try to get the work done before the sun goes down.