All Mechanics { Mistri }

Carpenter (Lakdi Mistri): Skilled in working with wood, carpenters create and repair wooden structures, furniture, and fixtures.

Mason (Mitti Mistri): Masons work with bricks, stones, and other construction materials to build walls, structures, and buildings.

Electrician (Bijli Mistri): Electricians install, repair, and maintain electrical systems, wiring, and fixtures.

Plumber (Nal Mistry): Plumbers install and maintain plumbing systems, including pipes, fixtures, and drainage systems.

Blacksmith (Lohar Mistri): Blacksmiths work with metals, forging and shaping them to create tools, weapons, and decorative items.

Tailor (Darzi Mistri): Tailors create and repair clothing, altering garments to fit individuals properly.

Shoemaker (Mochi Mistri): Shoemakers craft and repair footwear, including shoes and boots.

Potter (Kumhar Mistri): Potters create pottery and ceramic items using clay, often using a pottery wheel.

Jeweler (Johari Mistri): Jewelers work with precious metals and gemstones to create jewelry and decorative items.

Painter (Rangsaaz Mistri): Painters apply paint or coatings to surfaces, including walls, furniture, and artwork.

Welder (Welder Mistri): Welders join metal pieces by melting them together through heat, often using specialized equipment.

Mechanic (Mistri): As mentioned earlier, mechanics work on various types of machinery and equipment, such as automobiles, industrial machinery, and more.

Plasterer (Plaster Mistri): Plasterers apply plaster or other materials to surfaces to create a smooth finish.

Roofing Specialist (Chhat Mistri): These workers specialize in installing, repairing, and maintaining roofs on buildings.

Glassworker (Shisha Mistri): Glassworkers create and repair glass products, such as windows, mirrors, and glassware.

It’s important to note that the term “Mistri” is used in different ways in different places, and the types of skilled workers it refers to can vary widely. The above examples are just a few possibilities, and there are likely many more types of “Mistri” in various cultures and regions.