5000 years ago, artisans in the Middle East began using semi-precious stones, shells, terra-cotta, and gold to decorate furniture, tools, and architecture. Today, mosaics continue to engage craftspersons with new materials, tools, and applications.

In this program, craft expert Sharyn Pak will introduce you to the art of mosaics. Through these 5 featured projects, you'll learn the process of creating mosaics, discover traditional and contemporary materials, and various techniques for creating beautiful and useful objects. The DVD also includes a downloadable materials list in PDF format. Materials are sold separately.

DVD Run Time: 120 min.

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