Mosaic made to fit into a wall and turn it into a fountain, a copper tongue will be placed in the mouth where the water jet will flow out.
Measurement: 88 cm in diameter Completely handmade with the indirect method and mixed technique, in Opus tessellatum and Opus Vermiculatum, tiles of approximately 1 cm in size that allow a more precise drawing and very small tiles, with them a great level of detail, both in the objects and in the lines.
Mosaic reinterpretation of a fragment of a work of the National Bardo Museum (Tunisia). It represents the Head of the Ocean God, with its beards, tweezers and two dragon heads on each side. This piece is ready to fit into the wall and turn it into a fountain. The mouth is prepared to put a copper tongue where the water jet will come out.
Used materials
Different stone materials, consolidated with cement mortar.