Ritika
She tells that during the lockdown she honed her handicraft art. The people around appreciated the colorful artefacts made on wood. In such a situation, some friends advised to post it on social media. After posting the photo on social media, people praised it on the comment box and messenger. After this many people started contacting to get something made for themselves. Seeing this, felt that why not do it from the point of view of business.
After this, she started posting her handmade items on Instagram. Meanwhile, people started ordering name plates, key rings, wall paintings, wooden clocks, greeting cards, bouquets and other items for their homes.
Order started with the help of social media
Katyayini says that social media proved to be her big weapon in the work of handicraft. Initially, people around Gorakhpur used to place orders. But as the reach of his post increased, orders started pouring in from big cities like Lucknow, Hyderabad, Bangalore. All products range from Rs 25 to Rs 2,000.
instagram account id @that_elysian_artistic_store
