This qualitative research delves into the intricate world of Athangudi tiles, renowned for their cultural significance and aesthetic appeal. The study aims to uncover the practical applications and limitations of Athangudi tiles in various settings. Data collection was conducted through purposive sampling, targeting architects, civil engineers who have experience with Athangudi tiles and used it in their projects, and Athangudi tile manufacturers. The interview method, featuring both structured and semi-structured questions, served as the primary tool for gathering insights. The study embraces a thematic analysis approach to dissect and interpret the data, revealing patterns and nuances associated with the use of Athangudi tiles. Findings suggest that while these tiles are ideal for indoor spaces and certain dry areas, precautions are needed to avoid exposure to water. Notably, their customization options and cooling properties make them distinctive, yet challenges arise in their application for furniture and commercial spaces. The study provides valuable insights for architects, designers, and enthusiasts seeking to integrate Athangudi tiles into their projects, contributing to a detailed understanding of these cultural artifacts in contemporary contexts.