Sunday, January 30, 2011

Art Tile, with its timeless demand . . .


Hand painted tile has been used for centuries in countries around the world. From brilliantly colored and solid Spanish tiles to customary blue and white delft tiles, ceramic attractive tile has a number of uses.
What defines Art Tile?
Art tile was first created in the 14th century in Spain and Portugal. The tiles were first one color, and used in a checkerboard model for chess boards. Enhancing patterns, pictures and friezes were added and as the reputation of the tile grew, exteriors and interiors of homes began to be tiles with the pretty attractive patterns.

Where Can Art Tile Be Used?

Art tile can be purchased at SHREEJIArtica gallery soon...


(In display: SG11240, SG11241 & SG213F)

Be sure to keep the desired area to be tiled in mind when purchasing art tiles. If the area in question is a floor, be sure that the tiles are rated for floor and will not crack from pressure, or be overly slippery when wet. Thicknesses of art tiles can vary greatly, so be sure to keep that in mind when preparing the substrate, or combining art tiles with other materials.


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Pratik Patel (B.D.M.)
Shreeji Ceramic Ind.
Morbi (INDIA)

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Shreeji Ceramic Launches "Artica"

SHREEJI ceramic, the foremost ceramic manufacturer, has publicize today (Wednesday, January 19, 2011) the launch of “Artica”, a high-fashion brand name that caters to the needs and contemporary demands of its rising group to elite clientele in key markets around the planet.

Aiming a high value role bazaar, “Artica” provides as a sublime hub whose unmarked impression opens fresh creative possibilities and expands the scope for innovation to assure the unique inventive demand of superior customers who are willing to spend a premium. Shreeji Ceramic is eager to encourage the immense potential of such a fashion, innovation and style. “Artica” feature a distinctive fusion of art and fashion through an extensive range of concept designs created by Pratik Patel, BDM, Shreeji Ceramic.

The launch of “Artica” expands our capacity for inspiration and modernization, which will seal our standing as a principal leader and fashion icon in the ‘going global’ Indian ceramic industry.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Be creative, explore more

SHREEJI Artica

If a basic, single type of tile design isn't your cup of tea then SHREEJI Artica team could be the best place to contact. Our aim is to make people aware of latest trend and ideas for innovative homes and corporate.

We assist people with their own designs and choices, and let them create their imagination in realism.

Combining styles and patterns of ceramic tiles with floor and wall products can give a room a unique and aesthetic balance. Wall tile style usually come in smaller size and with higher gloss, and large floor tiles are designed to adhere to walls.  Use of multiple tiles to create a colored, textured mixture with a personality all its own. Likewise, put your ties in a bag, and smash them to pieces with a hammer to create little tiles of different shapes and sizes. Now you are free to put in random way within anyone’s imagination.

In addition to styles, we also provide decorative tiles that can be used to create intricate patterns and borders. Patterned borders comprised of different size tiles or different colors can create timeless looks. Simple variations in color, shape or size can be patterned within the same room or across several adjoining rooms. 

The tile that is most prominent throughout the largest areas is called the SHREEJI Artica.

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Pratik Patel (B.D.M.)
Shreeji Ceramic Ind.
Morbi (INDIA)

Saturday, January 8, 2011

Why Social Networking is Important For Your Business?

Social networking is probably the most significant business development of 21st Century.


During the year, social networking morphed from a personal communications tool for young people into a new vehicle that business leaders are using to transform communications with their employees and customers, as it shifts from one-way transmission of information to two-way interaction.


A year ago, many people poked fun at Facebook as a place where kids shared their latest party news. Today more than 600 million users worldwide are active on the site. The most rapidly growing demographic is people over forty. More than 300 million people spend at least one hour a day on Facebook. Approximately two hundred million people are active on Twitter in spite of – or because of – its 140-character limitation. Another 100 million use LinkedIn. None of these social networks even existed at the beginning of the decade.


Many top leaders are active social network users. Why? Because these social networks are a unique way of broadly communicating real-time messages to the audiences they want to reach. They can write a message anywhere, anytime, and share it with interested parties without any public relations meddling, speech writers, airplane travel, canned videos, or voicemail messages. Now their words are much more authentic and can be remarkably empowering.


More and more companies are also realizing that social media can be a powerful crisis management tool:

The biggest threat presented by social networks is that the power has shifted to the customer who can, if dissatisfied with the business, impact the business and brand very publically. Alone this year there have been some major attacks:


In fact, brands who take on board the criticisms they hear on Facebook, Twitter or through social media monitoring, and then try to improve on them, will be the ones who continue to grow and prosper. Every single piece of information that is picked up online, be it good or bad, is a valuable learning.


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Pratik Patel (B.D.M.)
Shreeji Ceramic Ind.
Morbi - INDIA