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Micro Mosaic – Saad Mikhaiel

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Starry Night in Micro Mosaic
Starry Night in Micro Mosaic

His work is incredible. Micro mosaic is his specialty. His name is Saad Mikhaiel and I found him on Facebook through my friend Leigh Adam’s page. There’s Leigh again…she’s my glass goddess. Always introducing me to new glass. When I saw Saad’s work I knew I had to share him with all of you. The glass pieces are so small. Each tableau he creates measures 70 cm x 100cm and can take him between 4 and 6 months to complete. And they are gorgeous.

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Saad divides his time between Interior Design and Micro Mosaics. He lives in Cairo, Egypt. Please check out his work. So wonderful!!

The Queen in Micro Mosaic
The Queen in Micro Mosaic

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