Somany Ceramics and MITS Gwalior convert damaged tiles into sustainable art

Somany Ceramics Ltd, along with Madhav Institute of Technology and Science in Gwalior, has developed an innovative effort called “Transforming Broken Tiles into Trendsetting Style”. This initiative allowed 17 architecture students to transform leftover tiles into stunning murals, promoting sustainability and creative reuse in building.

SOMANY Ceramics Ltd., a leading name in the ceramic industry, is working with Madhav Institute of Technology & Science, Gwalior, on a project titled “Transforming Broken Tiles into Trendsetting Style”. This innovative initiative aims to promote the recycling of waste tiles into pieces of art and captivating murals, as well as to foster a culture of sustainability and waste reduction. 17 exceptional architecture students demonstrated their artistic and technical abilities by recycling waste tiles into stunning art pieces, demonstrating their dedication to sustainability and creativity.

Anshuman Chakravarty, Head of Marketing at Somany Ceramics, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, saying, “It’s inspiring to witness such strong commitment to recycling and sustainability from the next generation of architects. At Somany Ceramics, sustainability is at the heart of our innovation journey. In fact, our entire tile adhesive production is created using recycled waste tiles. As responsible citizens, it’s essential to drive awareness around minimising construction waste and promoting recycling practices. We sincerely appreciate the students and faculty of Madhav Institute of Technology & Science for joining hands with us on this initiative that beautifully combines artistic expression with environmental consciousness.

“We are partnering with Somany Ceramics Ltd. on an art installation project titled ‘Transforming Broken Tiles into Trendsetting Style’. This collaboration has offered our students a valuable opportunity to apply their design skills in a practical, real-world setting. “Through this tile art initiative, they not only gained hands-on experience in sustainable design but also contributed to a meaningful environmental cause,” said Dr. Anjali S. Patil, Head of Department, Madhav Institute of Technology & Science

“This was a truly innovative initiative by SOMANY Ceramics, and we are delighted to have collaborated with them. The experience was not only enriching but also deeply inspiring for everyone involved,” said Pranshi Jain, Assistant Professor at Madhav Institute of Technology & Science.

The collaboration between SOMANY Ceramics and Madhav Institute of Technology & Science demonstrated how working together may lead to positive change. By tapping into kids’ ingenuity, the project raised awareness about the need for recycling and inspired young minds to care for the environment.

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