Among the different mosaic traditions, we deal with Venetian mosaics as they stand out for their refinement and artistic mastery. This ancient art form reached its maximum expression in Venice during the Byzantine period, between the 6th and 7th centuries. The Venetian master mosaicists became famous for the creation of mosaics that adorned the most prestigious basilicas and palaces in the city. One of the most famous examples of Venetian mosaics is the magnificent Floor of the Basilica of San Marco in Venice.

This exceptional work covers a vast area inside the basilica and is composed of thousands of small pieces of marble and colored stones, forming intricate geometric designs and religious scenes. The Floor of San Marco is an amazing example of the ability of Venetian mosaicists to skillfully combine colors and shapes to create works of extraordinary beauty. A distinctive feature of Venetian mosaics is the use of gold, which is often inserted into mosaics to add light and brilliance to the compositions.

This precious material gives Venetian mosaics a magical and unique aura. Today, the tradition of Venetian mosaics is still alive and continues to be carried on by skilled artisans and artists. The art of mosaic has become a form of contemporary expression, as well as an important historical testimony of the Venetian past. Specifically, we apply this technique using Murano glass tiles, which make the work even more special.