Greek Mosaics can be found in all parts of Greece. Often depicting pagan gods, people and animals, the Ancient Greeks were the first to use what is known today as tesserae or the many small pieces of marble, glass, or tile that comprise a mosaic artwork.
The Mosaic Gift Box contains:
✻Set of 4 Glass Coasters with Greek Mosaic Design
✻Set of 2 Metallic Hangers with Greek Mosaic Design
✻Lucky Eye Bracelet
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Mosaic Gift Box:
✻Set of 4 Glass Coasters
Set of 4 glass coasters with mosaic design in the colours or Greece: white and blue. The Ancient Greeks modernized mosaic art by pioneering the use of smaller elements while also introducing the consistent use of geometric symmetries that we are still seeing today as artists worldwide are using it to create marvelous art.
✻Set of 2 Metallic Hangers with Greek Mosaic Design
Metallic hangers to bring a touch of modern greek aesthetics to your home. With blue and white colour to remind you of the greek islands, these hangers depict a mosaic design that is very typical to Greeks since they have used such patterns to decorate all kinds of things like windows, tables, churches and even the walls of their houses.
✻Greek lucky eye bracelet
In Greece there is a belief that Matiasma will cause misfortune or injury. Matiasma means “evil eye” in Greek, and is often shortened to mati which means “eye”. The classic Greek “lucky eye” symbol charm aims to ward off the effects of the Matiasma. Blue charms shaped like eyes worn on a necklace or a bracelet “reflect” the evil. The lucky eye is the most commonly talked about ancient tradition in the Greek Isles. Celebrate Greek culture with a Greek lucky eye bracelet in the blue and white colours of the Greek flag.
The Mosaic Gift Box arrives in our keepsake Chic Greek Gifts blue box, ready to gift right out of the mail!
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Greek Mosaics can be found in all parts of Greece. Often depicting pagan gods, people and animals, the Ancient Greeks were the first to use what is known today as tesserae or the many small pieces of marble, glass, or tile that comprise a mosaic artwork.
The Mosaic Gift Box contains:
✻Set of 4 Glass Coasters with Greek Mosaic Design
✻Set of 2 Metallic Hangers with Greek Mosaic Design
✻Lucky Eye Bracelet
