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During the first half of the 4th century B.C., Greco-Roman culture continued to be integrated into the thought, art and folklore of the Near East. From the 3rd century B.C. until the 8th century A.D., classical art, dominated by Greco-Roman art, became the dominant style in the Near East.   Mosaic  mosaics, representative of Greco-Roman art, were made of small broken colored stones, glass, ceramics, etc.. They were used primarily to cover the floors of public buildings and wealthy homes and were popular throughout the Classical period and continued to develop during the Byzantine period. Remains of mosaics from the Roman to Byzantine periods are preserved in Caesarea, Masada, and Beit Zion in Israel. Zippori in the Galilee region of central Israel, in particular, has a concentration of more than 60 mosaic mosaics from the 3rd to 6th centuries AD.   From the 1st to the 7th centuries, Zippori served as a transit point for trade to the Galilee, making it a thriving commercial city. Today,

Glass mosaic tiles are a popular tile at the moment, and are widely used in home design nowadays for their small size and colourful advantages. Have you already bought your beloved glass mosaic tiles? (Come to   LONGART MOSAIC   for more options.) Do you know how to apply glass mosaic tiles?   ◆Brushing glue Brush glue is the key to paving a good glass mosaic, ready to mix in accordance with the proportion of strong tile glue, using a plastering knife to apply tile glue on the wall, pay attention to the amount of application can not be too much. First apply the glue on the wall, then use a smooth plastering knife to apply the glue until even, the general thickness of the glue is about 20mm can be. Note that the mixing of good mosaic adhesive slurry should be controlled according to weather conditions in 2-3 small is used up.   ◆Tiling After brushing the glue, the glass mosaic in accordance with the drawings aligned seam paving, with a plaster knife or putty shovel will be glass mosaic

Today's pool owners are designing their pools with   glass mosaic tiles .   This hot trend in pool design captures the beauty of these stylish tiles, creating pools that serve as national backyard artwork. Durability Glass tiles are one of the strongest surfaces for pools and spas because they resist chemical corrosion and other damage caused by temperature changes. Glass blocks also last longer than other types of pool interior surface materials, such as plaster or fiberglass. This is because glass retains its integrity for a lifetime. Unparalleled Beauty Your pool is the ultimate backyard accessory. Decorating it with glass block is not only a stylish way to add beauty and sophistication to your pool; its iridescent quality also brings a sense of peace and tranquility. Glass also has reflective properties that make your pool appear larger. Because mosaic tiles can be expensive, they can only be applied to certain areas of your pool - such as steps, benches, perimeters, shallow en