Rust flexible clay cladding

Real weathering steel does exactly one thing badly, and it does it for years: it bleeds. The rust that gives corten its colour runs down whatever sits below it — paving, glazing, the neighbour's boundary wall — and the staining is effectively permanent. On most Indian sites that alone rules it out.

This collection carries the full oxidised range: deep orange scale, blue-black patches where the surface has spalled, and the pale mineral bloom that shows where old paint has lifted away. Twelve distinct faces, supplied random, so a large wall never shows a repeat.

Rust(P)-1 through Rust(P)-6 are the more uniform oxidised faces, useful when the wall needs colour more than incident. Rust(P)-7 through Rust(P)-12 carry the heavier flaking and bloom and are the ones that make the material convincing at close range. Most projects mix both across a single elevation.