Brass Tiles

After the Copper (Chalcolithic) Age came the Bronze Age, followed later by the Iron Age, there was no 'Brass Age' because, for many years, it was not easy to make brass. However with the advent of high tech furnaces the amalgamation of the Alloys copper and zinc are successfully melted together at the optimum temperatures to produce Brass.

Brass mosaics are a brilliant golden yellow tile (surface lacquer can be applied to preserve this look), that can be used indoors and outdoors. Atmospheric exposure of the brass tiles results in the development of a superficial tarnish film or the formation of a thin protective green "patina" which, in itself, becomes a striking feature. The brass tiles, however, will retain their original integrity for a lifetime.