রোকন মোল্লার ব্রাশ কারখানা
A small brush workshop employing about 40 people in Herendrapara's brush-making village
Delduar, Tangail40 people work here
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- Sells products
About
Herendrapara village in Lauhati union, Delduar upazila, Tangail, is known for brush making, and Rokon Molla owns one of its five or so workshops. As of 2023 he had been in the trade for about 10 years. About 40 workers, at home and in the workshop, work for him; each can earn about Tk 500 a day and is paid by the kros (gross). He sells 60–70 kros of brushes a month in Chawkbazar, Dhaka. The village's brushes are made from local kadam wood, cow-tail hair from Dhaka tanneries, GI wire and varnish, finished in several stages into different designs. People in the trade say one kros is 144 brushes and sells for Tk 2,500–3,000, a profit of about Tk 18 a brush. Rokon Molla wants the government to buy the shoe-polish brushes used by the police, RAB and army from local makers instead of from China.
Products and services
Brushes (shoe-polish and other designs)
Made of kadam wood and cow-tail hair; locally one kros (144 brushes) sells for Tk 2,500–3,000
Address and hours
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