Fish mosaic (Bikini)

The Fish Mosaic, also known as the Bikini mosaic, is a Roman art piece from the ancient city of Zeugma, now in modern Turkey. It features intricate designs of aquatic life, such as fish, arranged in a detailed, colorful pattern. These mosaics decorated floors and walls, showcasing the skill of Roman artisans. They often used small, carefully cut stones to create realistic and vibrant images. The Fish Mosaic reflects the importance of marine themes in Roman culture and adds aesthetic beauty to the architecture, illustrating the creative craftsmanship of the time.