SPACES feb issue 2017
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News<br />
Taranga<br />
Simpolo Showroom Launched<br />
S<br />
impolo Ceramics announced<br />
the launch of its first showroom<br />
in Nepal at an event on January 6<br />
at Yak and Yeti hotel in Kathmandu.<br />
Considered to be the pioneer in the<br />
field of ceramic industry in India,<br />
they’ve approached the Nepali market<br />
in association with J.J. Marble House,<br />
one of the popular and biggest stone<br />
and ceramic supplier and retailer in<br />
the country.<br />
Simpolo Ceramics and J.J. Marble<br />
House officially launched the<br />
showroom situated at Tokha Road<br />
in Samakhusi in Kathmandu on<br />
January 7. Spreading over 2000<br />
sqft., the showroom offers exciting<br />
goods and services for any builder<br />
and architect featuring state-of-the-art<br />
mockup displays in an impressive<br />
ambience. It also features some of<br />
Simpolo’s popular ranges like 16mm<br />
ROCKDECK series for outdoor<br />
applications, DOUBLE CHARGE and<br />
GLAZED VITRIFIED tiles, wall tiles<br />
and sanitaryware products like water<br />
closets, basins and pedestals, handcrafted<br />
wash basins etc.<br />
The vice president of Simpolo<br />
Ceramics Mr. Shekhar Sati expressed<br />
his delight in finally making the first<br />
step to please the Nepali customers.<br />
He ensured that the customers<br />
would find top quality products and<br />
customized services at the doors<br />
of their new showroom. Anil K.<br />
Beejawat, CEO of Simpolo Ceramics,<br />
mentioned that Simpolo has products<br />
that will challenge the market usually<br />
dominated by Italian, Spanish and<br />
even Chinese brands.<br />
The event claimed the presence of<br />
top architects of Nepal, also serving<br />
as a casual architects’ meet. Mr.<br />
Beejawat said that it was a good<br />
opportunity for the architects to see<br />
the products Simpolo had to offer.<br />
Ar. Suman N. Vaidya, president of<br />
Society of Nepalese Architects, Er.<br />
Hare Ram Shrestha, president of<br />
Nepal’s Engineer’s Association,<br />
and Mr. Rajesh Thapa, president of<br />
Society of Consulting Architecture<br />
and Engineering Firms were the chief<br />
guests of honor of the event.<br />
Kanhaiya Mittal, director of J.J.<br />
Marble House, said he is optimistic<br />
that this alliance will be beneficial to<br />
both parties and is determined that<br />
Simpolo will spread to various parts<br />
of Nepal. The team is confident that<br />
the visitors will enjoy the shopping<br />
experience a class apart from the<br />
congested environment, and will be<br />
cost effective at the same time.<br />
The team also launched their website,<br />
ensuring the customers an easy and<br />
quick service. •<br />
“TARANGA” is the group art<br />
exhibition by Krishna Gopal<br />
Shrestha, Sandhya Silwal,<br />
Sanjeet Maharjan, Sarita Dongol<br />
and Satya Shila Kashajoo.<br />
This event was inaugurated by<br />
Mr. Saurabh Joshi, Director of<br />
Joshi Group on Wednesday,<br />
28th December. This exhibition<br />
remained till 10th January <strong>2017</strong> at<br />
Newa Chen art gallery.<br />
Sandhya Silwal have shown the<br />
inter-relationship between life<br />
and universe and that they go<br />
hand in hand. Sarita Dongol<br />
have used non-living object as<br />
her topic for paintings. Whereas<br />
Krishna Gopal Shrestha’s painting<br />
shows his feeling and thinking<br />
about the 2072 earthquake and<br />
how it destroyed the historical<br />
areas. Sanjeet Maharjan not<br />
only focused on one particular<br />
topic but has taken various<br />
topics for his paintings. Satya<br />
Shila Kashajoo has focused on<br />
changes according to time in her<br />
paintings. •<br />
26 / <strong>SPACES</strong> February <strong>2017</strong>