Mosaic, a unique form of decorative art, originated from ancient Greek and means’ inlay ‘. It is not only a form of graphic art, but also a handmade craft that requires careful consideration and patience. In the early days, Greeks often used black and white marble for mosaic inlay, and those who could afford craftsmen and materials were often authoritative rulers or wealthy families. With the development of art, in the late Greek period, artists began to use smaller fragments of stone and personally cut them to create exquisite mosaics in order to create more diverse and colorful works. By the Roman period, mosaic art had reached its peak.