Terracota Tiles & Jaalis
- Terracotta Tiles:
- Definition: Terracotta tiles are made from natural clay that is fired at a high temperature, resulting in a durable, reddish-brown ceramic tile.
- Appearance: Known for their warm, earthy tones and natural texture, which adds a rustic and traditional aesthetic to spaces.
- Durability: Highly durable and strong, but may require sealing to prevent staining and moisture absorption.
- Applications: Commonly used for flooring, wall cladding, and outdoor patios, and can be used in both traditional and contemporary designs.
- Maintenance: Requires regular cleaning and periodic sealing to maintain appearance and durability.
- Jaalis:
- Definition: Jaalis are decorative perforated screens or panels often made from materials like terracotta, wood, or metal, featuring intricate patterns and designs.
- Function: Used to provide privacy, control sunlight, and enhance ventilation while adding a decorative element to architectural spaces.
- Design: Available in a variety of traditional and contemporary patterns, allowing for customization to match different design themes.
- Applications: Commonly used in facades, partition walls, and decorative features in both residential and commercial buildings.
- Maintenance: Maintenance needs vary by material; terracotta jaalis may require occasional cleaning and sealing, while metal jaalis may need rust prevention treatments.