With the onset of cold weather, the market began to be decorated with pink quilts.

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News2News.in news. Jhajjar: Due to the change in weather and the onset of cold in the morning and evening, shops in the city were also decorated with cotton and quilts. These days, migrant artisans who come from out of state and work stuffing quilts in the city have also taken the reins. If you look around, you can find quilt shops in places like Dhanak Dharamshala, Beri Gate, Chhara Chungi etc. on the Old Tehsil Road of the city.

Mohammad Kabir, who sews and stuffs quilts in front of Dhanak Dharamshala near Bikaner Chowk, said that he came here about two weeks ago along with his friends Mohammad Sagir and Mansukh from Darbhanga district of Bihar to take up the work of sewing and Filling to do filling. Are. They have come every year at the beginning of winter for many years and do this work. Due to the cold weather, people have started sewing and darning their quilts. Currently, customers come in for five to seven quilts every day. As the cold gets worse, their work also picks up speed. Work is expected to increase over the next two weeks. He said that his brother Mohammad Firoz and Sadar opened their shop on the same street while their other friends went to another city and opened their shop.

All quilt related items available: Store operators said that aside from sewing and stuffing, customers do not need to visit another store to get a new quilt. Facilities for cotton, bed linen and thread inserts are provided there under one roof. They have three to four types of cotton priced between 150 and 250 rupees, including cotton, local cotton, cream cotton and fiber cotton. While fiber cotton is expensive, people like the local cotton because it is warmer than off-white cotton. In addition, pillowcases are sold at Rs 150 to Rs 250, duvet covers at Rs 250 to Rs 500, duvet cover pairs at Rs 300 and strings at Rs 30 to Rs 40 per kg. In addition, double prefabricated ceilings are also manufactured on customer’s request at prices ranging from Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,000. Furthermore, threads are supplied at a cost of Rs 70 per quilt.

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