Terracotta has been one of the few materials used in architecture for as long as human civilisation goes. Its presence can even be noted in ancient Indian civilisations like Indus and Harappa, where the clay was used for making utensils and sculptures.
The word ‘Terracotta’ originates in Italian and means ‘Baked Earth’. It is a clay that can be found everywhere, and hence, has a rich history of being used by the Greeks, Chinese and other ancient civilisations across the globe.
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The word ‘Terracotta’ originates in Italian and means ‘Baked Earth’. It is a clay that can be found everywhere, and hence, has a rich history of being used by the Greeks, Chinese and other ancient civilisations across the globe.