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Long parallel grooves give this terracotta roof tile a clear, ordered profile, while its warm orange colour recalls traditional clay roofs. OS-CTJ-001 measures 16 × 10 in and is intended for pitched-roof construction. Repeated across a roof, the shaped face creates a steady rhythm that complements brick, plaster and timber details. The profile and colour contribute to the roof’s appearance alongside exterior walls, eaves and surrounding architectural materials. You can explore the finish in person at our Bengaluru showroom.
A rectangular roof-light opening distinguishes OS-CTJ-002 from a continuous clay roof tile. The warm terracotta face and surrounding grooves retain the visual character of a traditional roof, with the opening forming a deliberate break in the surface. Its 16 × 10 in format belongs to the clay roofing range. This detail is useful when planning a coordinated pitched-roof assembly; the roof-light and supporting installation should be specified as part of that complete system.
OS-CTJ-003 brings a pronounced curved profile to clay roofing, with a warm orange face and a rounded crest that gives the roofline depth. Measuring 16 × 10 in, this terracotta tile introduces a flowing repeat across a pitched roof. Its earthy appearance sits comfortably beside timber eaves, exposed brick and softly coloured plaster.
Broad floral relief spreads across OS-CTJ-004, turning a terracotta ceiling tile into a decorative architectural detail. Its warm orange surface frames the flowing leaf forms, creating a pattern that becomes more pronounced as light crosses the raised design. The 12 × 8 in format suits a planned repeating ceiling composition with a traditional character.
Interlacing bands give OS-CTJ-005 the appearance of a woven surface, expressed in warm terracotta rather than fabric. The raised pattern creates an ordered ceiling detail whose small shadows emphasise each crossing. At 12 × 8 in, this clay tile offers a rectangular module for developing a repeated overhead arrangement. Its woven character pairs naturally with simple timber lines and restrained wall colours, allowing the ceiling pattern to remain the focus of the interior.
An ornamental flower fills the face of OS-CTJ-006, with rounded petals and layered details standing above the orange terracotta surface. This 12 × 8 in clay ceiling tile lends a decorative, traditional character to an overhead composition. The floral motif is especially effective when balanced by quieter wall treatments and straightforward joinery.
A central radial flower and striped corner details give OS-CTJ-007 a carefully framed appearance. Warm terracotta unifies the relief, while the different directions of the pattern add movement without introducing additional colours. Measuring 12 × 8 in, this clay ceiling tile can form part of a coordinated decorative ceiling layout. Its balance of floral and geometric elements works visually with traditional woodwork or simple plaster surroundings that leave the overhead ornament clearly expressed.
Linked forms run across OS-CTJ-008 in a repeating chain pattern, giving the orange clay surface a structured decorative rhythm. The 12 × 8 in ceiling tile combines a familiar earthy colour with a more linear motif than a floral design. Repetition can bring cohesion to the overhead composition, particularly beside plain beams or restrained wall finishes.
Fine parallel ribs define OS-CTJ-009, creating a quieter alternative within the decorative clay ceiling range. Its warm terracotta colour brings visual warmth, while the closely spaced lines lend direction to the surface. The 12 × 8 in rectangular format supports a measured repeating ceiling composition. Pairing the linear motif with simple timber or plaster details keeps the overall arrangement clear, making the rhythm of the ribbed face the main architectural feature.
OS-CTJ-010 places a small floral motif within a geometric frame, with striped corner details adding a second layer of ornament. The warm orange clay gives the pattern a unified, earthy character. This 12 × 8 in ceiling tile offers a decorative module for an overhead layout that balances flowers with regular lines.
Curving openings and a central circular detail give OS-CTJ-011 a soft geometric character. The terracotta jali’s warm orange frame contrasts with the open spaces, allowing the pattern to be read as both solid clay and a sequence of voids. Its 8 × 8 in square format creates an orderly repeat in a decorative screen composition. The rounded motif pairs well with simple rectangular architecture, introducing curves while retaining a clear modular arrangement.
Four elongated petals form the open centre of OS-CTJ-012, creating a recognisable floral silhouette within a square terracotta frame. Measuring 8 × 8 in, this clay jali combines warm orange colour with a balanced, symmetrical design. Repeated modules can establish a flower-like rhythm in a decorative screen, with the openings providing visual lightness.
OS-CTJ-013 has an intricate petal arrangement, with curling openings gathered within a square clay frame. Its terracotta orange colour keeps the detailed motif grounded in a familiar earthy palette. The 8 × 8 in jali offers a floral repeat for decorative screen designs, where the relationship between solid edges and open centres becomes part of the composition. Simple neighbouring surfaces allow the pattern to stand out without competing with other ornament.
Rectangular openings arranged within a square border give OS-CTJ-014 a distinctly architectural appearance. The terracotta jali brings warm orange colour to an otherwise restrained grid, balancing earthy material character with straight lines. At 8 × 8 in, it provides a compact module for repeated decorative screen layouts. The rectangular motif relates easily to window grids and linear joinery, making it a considered visual choice for spaces that favour geometry over floral ornament.
Slanting clay bars create the open pattern of OS-CTJ-015, introducing a directional accent inside its square frame. The warm terracotta orange surface gives the geometry an earthy quality, while the diagonal openings make the module visually active. Measuring 8 × 8 in, this jali can be considered for a coordinated decorative screen composition.
Crossing diagonals give OS-CTJ-016 a strong central motif, framed by the regular outline of an 8 × 8 in square. Its orange terracotta body combines a familiar clay appearance with crisp geometric organisation. The open sections define the crossing lines and bring visual depth to a repeated jali arrangement. A restrained surrounding palette helps emphasise that interplay of solid and open areas, particularly where the screen itself is intended as an architectural feature.
Branch-like lines spread through OS-CTJ-017, replacing a regular grid with a more organic pattern. The warm terracotta jali retains a square 8 × 8 in outline, so its branching centre sits within a clear modular framework. This combination introduces a natural visual reference into a decorative screen without relying on a floral motif.
Right-angled paths interlock across OS-CTJ-018, forming a maze-like geometric pattern in warm terracotta. The design gives this 8 × 8 in jali a lively centre while maintaining a consistent square perimeter. Repeating the module creates an engaging decorative screen composition with a distinct architectural rhythm. Its angular detail can complement straight-edged furniture and joinery, while quiet surrounding finishes allow the pattern of clay and openings to remain the main point of interest.
A recessed square panel is the defining feature of OS-CTJ-019, with a small opening beneath the raised central form. The orange terracotta face produces depth through changes in plane rather than an elaborate open pattern. This 8 × 8 in jali brings a restrained geometric option to decorative clay compositions. Select the material within a complete installation system, with its supporting structure, joints and exposure considered together.
A diagonal division gives OS-CTJ-020 its distinctive triangular opening, contrasting an open half with a solid terracotta face. The warm orange colour brings softness to the sharp geometry of the 8 × 8 in module. Its simple shape invites thoughtful orientation when planning a decorative jali arrangement, allowing the direction of the triangles to influence the overall pattern. Plain wall finishes and straightforward architectural lines provide a natural visual setting for this strong motif.
Vertical angular fins give OS-CTJ-021 a taller, more directional appearance than a square jali. The 8 × 12 in terracotta module uses repeated changes in plane to create depth within an open design. Warm orange clay adds an earthy note to its architectural lines. Select the material within a complete installation system, with its supporting structure, joints and exposure considered together.
Four petal-shaped openings form a balanced floral motif in OS-CTJ-022, a terracotta ceiling jali with an 8 × 8 in format. The orange clay frame gives the open pattern a warm, traditional presence, while the square outline supports a regular overhead arrangement. Its simple flower shape can complement timber and other clay elements without relying on additional colours. The ceiling assembly should be planned around the module, its supports and the intended decorative layout.
OS-CTJ-023 uses an eight-petal design to bring a more intricate floral pattern to the clay ceiling range. Its 8 × 8 in square format contains the ornament within a regular module, while warm terracotta colour unites the curves and openings. The design offers a decorative overhead detail for compositions that celebrate patterned claywork.
Diagonal geometric openings distinguish OS-CTJ-024, creating a clear contrast between the orange terracotta frame and the spaces within it. This 8 × 8 in ceiling jali brings an angular motif to decorative overhead layouts. The repeated lines give the design structure, making it a natural visual companion to straightforward beams and simple wall finishes. Its pattern can be appreciated most clearly as part of a considered ceiling composition with coordinated supports and surrounding materials.
