Handicrafts & Textiles International

Our place is located in Mayapuri Phase 1, right at A 14/1. If you know the area, you know it’s mostly industrial and can get pretty dusty with all the trucks moving around. We’ve been working with textiles and different handicrafts here for quite some time. It’s a decent-sized space, but it fills up fast when we have a lot of fabric coming in. Handicrafts & Textiles International sounds like a big name, but we are really just a group of people working with our hands and some old machines. The floors are concrete and the walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but it’s a good workspace. We spend most of our hours checking threads, looking at patterns, and making sure things aren't falling apart. It's not a showroom. It’s where the actual work happens. Sometimes the coffee is cold and the fans are loud, but we get the job done. We don't really do the whole corporate meeting thing. Usually, we just talk across the room or over a pile of cloth. Living and working in Mayapuri means you get used to the noise of the neighboring units. We’ve stayed here because it’s central for the workers and the logistics. We just keep our heads down and keep moving. It's honest work and it keeps us busy from morning until the sun goes down. There isn't much to say other than we work hard and try to stay on schedule despite the heat.