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The history of Mosaic

When it comes to mosaics, people will not be unfamiliar. As early as the early 1980s, many families laid materials on the walls and floors of bathrooms. Today, the mosaic is coming back, and it has become the darling of decorative materials in a colorful form, which is favored by avant-garde and fashionable families.

        Mosaic is one of the oldest known decorative arts. It is a special type of brick. It is usually composed of dozens of small bricks and a relatively large brick. It is widely used in indoor small-area floors, walls and outdoor large-sized walls and floors with its small size and colorful features. Due to its small size, the mosaic can make some puzzles and produce a gradient effect. If your bathroom is large and the lighting effect is good, you can choose, cleaning is definitely better than other tiles.

        The original meaning of mosaic is: mosaic, mosaic, mosaic process. Originated in Babylon, Cuba. The marble mosaics of early Greeks used black and white to match each other. Only authoritative rulers and wealthy wealthy people can afford artisans to buy materials to express this extravagant art. In the development of the late Greek mosaic, in order to enrich the work more diversely, the artists began to need smaller pieces of stone and cut small stones to complete a mosaic.

In the Roman period, mosaics have developed very popular. The floors and walls of ordinary houses and public buildings are decorated with it. This makes the Rome look so rich at that time, making the ancient Roman architecture unbelievable.

       The golden age of mosaics stemmed from the arrival of early Christians in Rome, who were persecuted and could only meet in the basement and other passages. Since most people are illiterate, there are glass mosaic murals on the walls of these basements that describe the story of Jesus Christ. The Emperor Constantine was the Roman emperor who legalized and publicized Christianity. The church in Constantinople (Byzantine) was decorated with a large number of mosaics. The colors used were more and more, and the gold foil was also burned. Used in transparent glass. The Sicilian mosaic is characterized by a golden base. It can be said that the Byzantine period is almost equal to the word mosaic.