The wondrous works of mosaic is considered one of the more coveted forms of art to date. Spanning centuries, rich in history, this form of artistic expression was first aimed at creating visual decorations of floors.

Dating as far back as 4th millennium BC, the first of its kinds was discovered in ancient Greece where the Romans ruled. A lot of the mosaic art the depicted the rise and falls of empires but none as impactful and beautiful as the town of Ravena, Italy in the 5th century. Glittering, stunning mosaic adorned the walls of buildings symbolizing Christian rule within the Roman Empire. Having declined over the years though, interest in mosaic picked up again in the late 19th and 20th centuries.

Today, it finds itself in a vigorous and vital position within the art of world. Artist today use mosaic as a mean of self -expression for creating objects of design. There is never one right direction however, except knowing and understanding the material and potential. Mosaic is very much alive today as seen in modern developments in material and techniques. Its usage alone has expanded from artistic mosaic to industrial mosaics, products for construction, architecture products and decoration for outdoor spaces, flooring, sacred art, schools, marble works, fountains and swimming pool.