Terracotta has always been a preferred building material from ancient times  for its timeless durability . Mohenjo-Daro and Harappan civilizations being the prime examples of large scale use  of clay bricks in  construction going from raw clay sundried  bricks  to the baking of bricks in Kilns making them practically indestructible. The manufacturing  processes have remained the same over the centuries with mechanization making the processes more streamlined and improving the finish and quality .

During  recent years terracotta has become more than a functional product meant to be  plastered over, to having Architects showing off burnt terracotta Facades on the exterior walls aesthetically  as  an elegant and  timeless finish ,along with the insulating properties of perforated clay blocks making a difference in this time of ever increasing temperatures .

This is the age where terracotta is meant to be flaunted on the walls and facades  , be it as perforated bricks , hollow blocks , cladding tiles or jallies We call it the age of “TerraFlaunt “. Terracotta making the transition from functional to aesthetically pleasing is a sign of the times we are living in.

“Opt for the classic and eco-friendly appeal of terracotta roofing, a symbol of endurance.”