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Teracotta literally means "baked earth" and is made from natural clay , giving it a reddish brown color. Making teracotta might appear to be a simple form of art, but it is a labor-intensive technique. Simple designs of teracotta with minimal details can be combined with semi-formal,ethnic wear or even everyday wear. Clay art and jewellerymakes for ideal gifting items, and suits ethnic and western wear as they come in traditional and modern designs. Being non-reactive in nature, clay and teracotta jewellery suits all skin types, and does not cause allergies. Teracotta are not sturdy and require careful handling. Most clay articles come with a protective glaze but care should be taken not to bring them in contact with water. The jewellery can be wiped with a moist cloth if necessary. Some products are anyway water resistant, and the same can be confirmed at the time of purchase.