Mosaic in Umm Al Quwain

Mosaic in Umm Al Quwain refers to the creation of art through the assembly of small pieces of glass, stone or other such material. The first example of a mosaic was found sometime from 3000 BC in a temple building in Mesopotamia. In recent times, mosaic is a very popular art form that might be made from ceramics, pottery, beads, or even photographs to create a piece. The use of mosaic is most commonly seen in the manufacturing of tiles that use cement as well as stone and marble chips as their primary raw materials. Most of these tiles are them subjected to colouring oxides to give them a dull colour.