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Shankar Achari.

*Name:* Shankar Achari  

*Age:* 65  

*Location:* Bangalore, India  

*Profession:* Carpenter, Wood Designer, Interior Designer  

 Introduction

Hello, my name is Shankar Achari. I am 65 years old and have spent my entire life in the vibrant city of Bangalore, India. I am a proud carpenter, wood designer, and interior designer with over 50 years of experience in this field. My family has been in this line of work for three generations, and it is a heritage I deeply cherish and continue to uphold.

 Early Life and Heritage

I was born into a family of skilled craftsmen. My father, a respected carpenter, taught me the values of precision, hard work, and creativity from a very young age. Growing up, I spent countless hours in his workshop, learning the intricacies of the trade. This early exposure laid the foundation for my lifelong passion and dedication to carpentry.

Career and Achievements

My professional journey began alongside my father, and over the decades, I have refined my skills and expanded my expertise. I have embraced both traditional techniques and modern innovations, always striving for excellence in my work. Throughout my career, I have successfully completed over 600 individual projects. These projects range from custom furniture pieces to comprehensive interior design solutions for residential, commercial, and public spaces

 Family Legacy

Our family's dedication to this craft spans three generations. My son has joined me in the business, continuing the legacy started by my father. Together, we blend time-honored practices with contemporary design needs, ensuring that our heritage and specialized knowledge are preserved and advanced.

Personal Philosophy

I believe in the harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics. My designs are not only visually appealing but also practical and durable. Each piece of wood has a story to tell, and through careful craftsmanship, I bring that story to life.

 Community and Impact

I am deeply committed to my community and frequently engage in projects and workshops to mentor aspiring carpenters. Sharing my knowledge and inspiring the next generation of craftsmen is something I am very passionate about.

 Conclusion

My journey from a young apprentice to a master craftsman has been both challenging and rewarding. In a world increasingly dominated by mass production, I stand by the enduring value of handcrafted excellence. My life's work is a testament to the beauty and significance of artisanal skill, and I am proud to continue this legacy for future generations.