In our Mosaic Art Gallery, you can find a variety of handcrafted top quality mosaic for indoor and outdoor floors and walls decoration, tabletops, pools, garden areas mosaics, entrance of buildings, animals, flowers mosaics, Religious mosaic, Medallions and so more.

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* Madaba "Mosaics City"

To the south of Amman and along the highway over the age of 5000 years, the trip to Madaba considered one of the most flights engraved in the memory of the visitor to the Holy Land, where passes through many archaeological sites.

 

Madaba,the City of Mosaics.

The first city is going through the visitor on that journey is the city of Madaba which is the city of stone and marble mosaics decoration.The best draws attention in the city is wonderful Byzantine mosaic map showing Jerusalem and other holy places. There is this map within the Church of Saint George belonging to the Greek Orthodox Church And the march ten minutes to the west is one of the most venerated sites in Jordan is Mount Nebo ,The mountain is the commemoration of the prophet Moses, who witnessed his death and was buried in it, It has been building a chapel square at that site by the Christian Byzantines, and later expande

Mount Nebo, near Madaba just 8km far, on the top of the hill, a very charming view across the Jordan Valley, and the Dead sea. On a clear day the spires of the churches in Jerusalem are visible in the distance, and at night the lights of the city are visible too. Mount Nebo is believed to be the tomb of Moses, a lonely, windswept hill, protecting the ruins of a 4th and 6th century church, whose floor is still covered with marvelous mosaics.

*Madaba School of Mosaic

Madaba School of Mosaic established to find experts in the maintenance and repair of Mosaic,People may forget some of the features of the art of the past but whose parallel "mosaic" that adorn the temples of ancient civilizations and the role of the distinctive returned strongly to the lives of Jordanians reminding rich past and history has its hands repair and artists.

In the city of Madaba, located 30 km south of the Jordanian capital, Amman, lies a school for mosaic - is the first of its kind in the Middle East-meant to preserve the paintings and mosaics archaeological graduated professionals able to devise new versions past.

The old school building is located in the vicinity of historic Church of the Virgin with neighbors due to the sixth century AD Barziatha coated plates mosaics and archaeological park with a senior panel mosaic found in Jordan, one of the first century BC, were taken from Castle Mkaor where beheading John Baptist, In addition to this painting includes several park flooring was removed and renovation of other churches in the Kingdom.

The school opened in 1995 in cooperation Jordanian Italian to attract 15 young men and young women have the talent and technical beginning of each school year to complete their secondary education in the industrial section and specialization in the area of repair and maintenance of Mosaic.

And graduate students from the School of mosaics after two years to join six of them to the Jordanian universities to study the impacts or the arts or even repair or decoration, and the rest were opened concerns or joining the already existing concerns of the more than 20 in the city of Madba, or work with the missions archaeological.

It functions with the students receive maintenance mosaics found at archaeological sites such as the Church of the Apostles in Madaba and Reverend John Church near Mount Nebo, and the school is currently in the maintenance of the Zios temple in Jerash in addition to other sites.

In the view of the visitor to the city of Madaba hundreds of mosaics made from natural stones before concerns, which operates in many of them graduates of the school where they Murals old copies, which is increasing demand and reinventing what is new.