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photos compliments of Mosaicos Venicianos de Mexico - all rights reserved ___________________________________________________________________________ |
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Introducing Mosaics in Mexico The Perdomo Family Workshop at Mosicos Venecianos de Mexico (MVM) provides intermediate, professional and advanced mosaic workshops in Cuernavaca, Mexico. With over 80 years experience in fabricating fine art smalti murals MVM shares their unique artistic methods and passion for mosaic. Enjoy perfect weather, cultural arts and amazing food while advancing your smalti mosaic skills. www.MosaicsinMexico.com or contact info@MosaicsInMexico.com ___________________________________________________________________________
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Welcome to smalti.com! Please take your time and enjoy browsing our web store. Whether you are a professional artist, hobbyist or designer we are here to help you turn your vision into a reality. As the official North American distributor of Perdomo Mexican Smalti we can provide the materials and/or services to complete projects of any size. Be inspired and please feel free to contact us. We are here to help. Sincerely, Kim Wozniak ___________________________________________________________________________
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Smalti.com is a Patron member of The Society of American Mosaic Artists (SAMA). A non-profit membership organization dedicated to the promotion of mosaic art and the advancement of mosaic artists through research, education, and networking. You can find out more about SAMA at www.americanmosaics.org.
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Dedicated to providing fast & friendly customer service since 1994, we offer quality Mexican smalti. In 1949, Elpidio Perdomo founded MOSAICOS VENECIANOS DE MÉXICO, the first glass mosaic factory in the Americas. With the help of Italian glass artisans, still on staff, the fusion of the Murano Masters' millenary formulas, with the substitution of local raw materials and techniques, a new style was created, the production of what is known today as “Mexican Smalti”. For more information on Perdomo smalti please visit: |
