tiles

Clay can be used to cool homes, build furniture, preserve food, play music, and even purify air. Meet five innovators harnessing the potential of terracotta craft.

A new life for the famous 'Mangalore Tiles'. Manoj Patel is an Ahmedabad based architect whose unique clay roof tile-based furniture is garnering a lot of interest.

Hard water causes limescale build-up on floors, taps and tiles, leaving stubborn stains and damaging household appliances and fixtures

Handmade by traditional craftsmen, each one of these carbon tiles equals cleaning 30,000 litres of polluted air. That's one full day's worth of clean air per person! #Innovation #Startup

Bengaluru generates 4,000 tonnes of waste every day. Don't let your shampoo bottles and milk covers add to that. Give them a new life!

The proprietary chemical developed by the research group is an organic chemical based on olefins. It helps bind the polymer and fibre materials to form the composites.