Mosaic designs are artistic patterns created by assembling small pieces of materials, such as glass, stone, or ceramic, into a cohesive image or design. These pieces, known as tesserae, can vary in color, shape, and size, allowing for intricate and detailed artwork. Mosaics have been used in various cultures throughout history, often found in ancient Roman and Byzantine architecture. Mosaic art can be seen in various forms, from decorative floors to wall murals. The process involves arranging the tesserae on a surface and securing them with adhesive, often followed by grouting to fill the gaps. This technique allows for both functional and aesthetic applications, making mosaics a versatile art form.