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Dotted Lampwork Glass Beads 4oz (20+)

Dotted Indian Lampwork Glass Beads

Dotted Lampwork Glass Beads are large and chunky and sold in 4 ounce assortments of approximately 20+ pieces. These beads are competitively priced by weight for use in mosaic art, but the diameters of most of these beads are 1/2 inch or more, which means they best pressed into mortar or concrete instead of being glued to a flat surface.

Product Coverage

This is a problematic question because beads was intended to be used as an accent instead of as area coverage, and the piece size can vary. One 4-ounce assortment covers roughly 3+ square inches.

Compatibility

The Dotted Lampwork Glass Beads are usually 3/8 inch or larger in diameter, which is thicker than mosaic of the glass mosaic tile we sell. For this reason, these beads are best used by pressing into a bed of thinset mortar or a stepping stone mold filled with concrete.

Cutting Dotted Lampwork Glass Beads

These beads are too large to be cut using a Mosaic Glass Cutter because they won’t fit into the jaws. These beads are best used uncut.

Dotted Lampwork Glass Beads 4oz<

  • Price is per 4 ounces. (Approximately 20+ pieces.)
  • Diameter: mostly 1/2 inch or more.
  • Length: up to 1 inch.
  • Coverage: should cover roughly 3+ square inches.
  • Material: glass of varying degrees of translucence.
  • frost proof.
  • impervious to liquids.
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor installation.
  • Not suitable for floors.

How To Make Mosaic Art

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.

Fancy Indian Lampwork Glass Beads 4oz (25+)

Fancy Indian Lampwork Glass Beads

Fancy Indian Lampwork Glass Beads are large and chunky and sold in 4 ounce assortments of approximately 25+ pieces. These beads are competitively priced by weight for use in mosaic art, but the diameters of most of these beads are 1/2 inch or more, which means they best pressed into mortar or concrete instead of being glued to a flat surface.

Product Coverage

This is a problematic question because beads was intended to be used as an accent instead of as area coverage, and the piece size can vary. One 4-ounce assortment covers roughly 3+ square inches.

Compatibility

The Fancy Indian Lampwork Glass Beads are usually 1/2 inch or larger in diameter, which is thicker than mosaic of the glass mosaic tile we sell. For this reason, these beads are best used by pressing into a bed of thinset mortar or a stepping stone mold filled with concrete.

Cutting Fancy Indian Lampwork Glass Beads

These beads are too large to be cut using a Mosaic Glass Cutter because they won’t fit into the jaws. These beads are best used uncut.

Fancy Indian Lampwork Glass Beads 4oz<

  • Price is per 4 ounces. (Approximately 25+ pieces.)
  • Diameter: mostly 1/2 inch or more.
  • Length: up to 1 inch.
  • Coverage: should cover roughly 3+ square inches.
  • Material: glass of varying degrees of translucence.
  • frost proof.
  • impervious to liquids.
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor installation.
  • Not suitable for floors.

How To Make Mosaic Art

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.

Chunky Indian Lampwork Glass Beads 4oz (20+)

Chunky Indian Lampwork Glass Beads

Chunky Indian Lampwork Glass Beads are large and chunky and sold in 4 ounce assortments of approximately 20 to 25+ pieces. These beads are competitively priced by weight for use in mosaic art, but the diameters of most of these beads are 1/2 inch or more, which means they best pressed into mortar or concrete instead of being glued to a flat surface.

Product Coverage

This is a problematic question because beads was intended to be used as an accent instead of as area coverage, and the piece size can vary. One 4-ounce assortment covers roughly 3+ square inches.

Compatibility

The Chunky Indian Lampwork Glass Beads are usually 1/2 inch or larger in diameter, which is thicker than mosaic of the glass mosaic tile we sell. For this reason, these beads are best used by pressing into a bed of thinset mortar or a stepping stone mold filled with concrete.

Cutting Chunky Indian Lampwork Glass Beads

These beads are too large to be cut using a Mosaic Glass Cutter because they won’t fit into the jaws. These beads are best used uncut.

Chunky Indian Lampwork Glass Beads 4oz<

  • Price is per 4 ounces. (Approximately 20 to 25+ pieces.)
  • Diameter: mostly 1/2 inch or more.
  • Length: up to 1 inch.
  • Coverage: should cover roughly 3+ square inches.
  • Material: glass of varying degrees of translucence.
  • frost proof.
  • impervious to liquids.
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor installation.
  • Not suitable for floors.

How To Make Mosaic Art

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.

Chevron Striped Glass Beads 2oz (30+)

Chevron Striped Glass Beads

Chevron Striped Glass Beads are about 10 to 15 mm (3/8 to 9/16) inch long and sold in 2 ounce assortments of approximately 30 to 40+ pieces. These beads are competitively priced by weight for use in mosaic art, but they are elaborately worked, and the hand-made variance makes each piece unique.

Product Coverage

This is a problematic question because beads was intended to be used as an accent instead of as area coverage, and the piece size can vary. One 2-ounce assortment covers roughly 1 to 2 square inches.

Compatibility

The thickness varies by piece, but is mostly 3/8 to 1/2 inch, which is thicker than mosaic of the glass mosaic tile we sell.

Cutting Chevron Striped Glass Beads

Chevron Striped beads can be cut using a Mosaic Glass Cutter, but lampwork beads made by fusing and stretching strips of glass will often break along the layers and not as predictably as homogeneous glass tile does. Still, it can be done.

Chevron Striped Glass Beads 2oz

  • Price is per 2 ounces. (Approximately 30 to 40+ pieces.)
  • Diameter: approximately 10 to 15 mm (3/8 inch to 9/16 inch).
  • Length: approximately 10 to 15 mm (3/8 inch to 9/16 inch).
  • Coverage: should cover roughly 1 to 2 square inches.
  • Material: glass with solid color throughout.
  • frost proof.
  • impervious to liquids.
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor installation.
  • Not suitable for floors.

How To Make Mosaic Art

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.

Millefiori TRANSLUCENT GEMS 2oz

Millefiori Gems

Millefiori Gems 10mm-12mm (3/8 inch to 1/2 inch) are the rounded gems used to make millefiori beads, but they do not have beading holes and are used for mosaic art. The sides are rounded so the pieces are ovoid bead-shapes instead of being cylinders with straight edges like standard millefiori. The gems are sold in 2-ounce units (approximately 50+ pieces) and are much cheaper than traditional Italian millefiori.

Note that the designs are fairly uniform, and there aren’t many different designs, usually only three or four designs per color. Don’t expect an assortment of many different designs.

What Is Millefiori?

Millefiori is a traditional form of art glass that is disk-shaped with different multicolored patterns and is commonly used in jewelry and mosaic art.

Product Coverage

This is a problematic question because the millefiori was intended to be used as an accent instead of as area coverage, and the piece size can vary. That being said, one 2-ounce bag should cover roughly 5 or 6 square inches, but that will depend somewhat on how efficiently you nest the pieces.

Compatibility

The thickness is about 1/8 inch and is the nominal thickness of most of the glass mosaic tile we sell, so it should be fairly easy to incorporated these into your art.

Cutting Millefiori Gems

Millefiori Gems can be cut using the Mosaic Glass Cutter we sell, but these are small enough to use without cutting.

Millefiori Gems 10mm-12mm

  • Price is per 2 ounces (approximately 50+ pieces)
  • Diameter: approximately 10mm to 12mm (3/8 inch to 1/2 inch).
  • Thickness: roughly 1/8 inch.
  • Coverage: each 2 ounce bag should cover roughly 5 or 6 square inches.
  • Material: glass with color throughout.
  • frost proof.
  • impervious to liquids.
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor installation.
  • Not suitable for floors.

Using Millefiori Gems In Mosaic Art

Millefiori Gems are more consistent in thickness than most millefiori assortments. They can be used in thinset mortar for mosaic art in outdoor and wet projects. For dry, indoor projects, you can attach it to backers with a high-quality white PVA adhesive like the Weldbond we sell. A pair of tweezers are indispensable for positioning the tiny pieces like these and keeping your fingertips cleaner of glues and cements.

How To Make Mosaic Art

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.

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Millefiori Beads 30+ on Strand

Millefiori Beads 10mm-12mm

Millefiori Beads 10mm-12mm (3/8 inch to 1/2 inch) are sold on a strand of approximately 30 to 32 beads. The beads differ from ordinary millefiori because the sides are rounded instead of being straight cylindrical edges, and there are the holes used to string the beads. The glass is more translucent and vibrant than the mostly opaque glass used in traditional Italian millefiori. They can be used in mosaic artwork, although grout may penetrate the stringing holes if not sealed with glue.

What Is Millefiori?

Millefiori is a traditional form of art glass that is disk-shaped with different multicolored patterns and is used in glass fusing, jewelry, and mosaic art. These pieces are beads with holes for stringing.

Product Coverage

This is a problematic question because the millefiori was intended to be used as an accent instead of as area coverage, and the piece size can vary. One strand of 30+ beads should cover roughly 1.5 square inches, but that will depend somewhat on how efficiently you nest the pieces.

Compatibility

The thickness is roughly 1/8 inch inch. This makes it about the same thickness as most of the glass mosaic tile we sell. Stringing holes can be sealed with Weldbond mosaic glue to prevent penetration by grout.

Cutting Millefiori Beads

Millefiori beads can be cut using a Mosaic Glass Cutter, but lampwork beads made by fusing and stretching strips of glass will often break along the layers and not as predictably as homogeneous glass tile does. Still, it can be done.

Millefiori Beads 10mm-12mm

  • Price is per 1 strand of approximately 30+ pieces.
  • Diameter: approximately 10 to 12 mm (3/8 inch to 1/2 inch).
  • Thickness: roughly 1/8 inch.
  • Coverage: one strand should cover roughly 1.5 square inches.
  • Material: glass with solid color throughout.
  • frost proof.
  • impervious to liquids.
  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor installation.
  • Not suitable for floors.

How To Make Mosaic Art

For more advice on designing your mosaic project or mounting, cutting, and grouting tile, please see our page of Mosaic Frequently Asked Questions or our Mosaic Information Guide, which lists instructional pages described by topic. We also post new articles about making mosaics at our How to Mosaic Blog.

Illustrated Mosaic Books

These mosaic books are available through Amazon.com. Clicking on a book will take you to Amazon. This browser window will remain open to complete any purchases for supplies here. These books are recommend for one or more of the following reasons:
  • numerous illustrations of mosaic art.
  • good explanations of mosaic techniques.
  • interesting discussions of the history of mosaic art.
Encyclopedia Of Mosaic Techniques by Emma Biggs This is a useful guide to materials and techniques. The “A to Z of Techniques” section has detailed step-by-step instructions. Projects for indoors and outdoors are included, plus advice on setting up a workshop.
Making Mosaics: Designs, Techniques & Projects by Leslie Dierks A great book for beginners, this title covers different types of mosaic techniques including pique assiette work with broken plates. It also includes unique projects and step-by-step illustrations.
Classic Mosaic: Designs & Projects Inspired by 6,000 Years of Mosaic Art by Elaine M. Goodwin We often give this book as a gift to friends because it has so many good illustrations of a WIDE variety of mosaic styles. Highly recommended for pictures that inspire.
Making Mosaics (Step-by-Step Crafts) by Martin Cheek Martin Cheek is a professional artist and art instructor with impressive credentials. His book is an excellent guide for a beginner with lots of HOW-TO illustrations. Learn how to nip tile, glue and apply grout by looking at pictures.
Making Bits & Pieces Mosaics: Creative Projects for Home and Garden by Marlene Hurley Marshall Home and garden mosaic projects are where many mosaic artists get started, making this a great choice of guides. The projects are easy to follow and use everyday items, like broken dishes, ceramics and glass.
Mixed-Media Mosaics by Laurie Mika Mixed-media, collage and assemblage are a great marriage to mosaics. Highly recommended. The projects range from traditional surfaces like tables to shrines. Includes extensive techniques section and 18 step-by-step demos for all skill levels.
Mosaic Art and Style by JoAnn Locktov Hands-on experimentation is just one part of mosaic art. This book explores the theory, and goes inside the heads and workshops of several artists and explains how the projects were conceived from the artists’ points of view. This is invaluable insight for the technical-minded who wish to boost creative knowledge
Mosaics: Inspiration and Original Projects for Interiors and Exteriors by Kaffe Fassett and Candace Bahouth Uses glass, ceramic, broken china and tiles, mirror, pebbles, seashells, etc. This is not a traditional how-to approach, even though some projects have step-by-step instructions. Will need to be experimental and confident.
Ancient Mosaics by Roger Ling This book has 106 photos (47 color) that are all well chosen. Each illustrates a stylistic development in the evolution of mosaics, from the earliest Greek pebble mosaics to mosaics from different regions of the Roman world to the earliest Christian mosaics.  A captivating book.
The Weekend Crafter by Martin Cheek This is perhaps the best book for a beginner. From the questions we receive via email, the biggest problem beginners have is not knowing how to plan a project and how to keep it simple. This book should help tremendously. It also explains how to make your own designs with examples.
The Mosaic Idea Book by Rosalind Wates, Paul Forrester, Martin Norris This is one of the best books for mosaic patterns. There are many designs to use and it is also a great source of inspiration for your own ideas.
Outdoor Mosaic: Original Weather-Proof Designs to Brighten Any Exterior Space by Emma Biggs and Tessa Hunkin Step-by-step instructions and good designs for outdoor mosaics. Detailed discussions of materials and techniques for making mosaics last through rain, seepage, freeze.
Mosaics of the Greek and Roman World by Katherine M. D. Dunbabin This book is reviewed very highly on Amazon for its use of illustrations to explain the history of mosaics in the Graeco-Roman world. Lots of pictures of mosaics in classical styles.
Mosaic Techniques & Traditions: Projects & Designs from Around the World by Sonia King Practical info plus artistic inspiration. Chronicles the history of mosaics in Europe, Africa and the Americas, followed by instructions, materials, tools, techniques and design. Includes five projects of varying difficulty.
Found Art Mosaics by Suzan Germond Found materials are alive, striking and offer a chance for contemplation. Also, found art is recycled art. This is a great way to break out of the limitations of traditional materials and experiment with mosaics in a new way. Includes 27 unique, interesting projects.
The Mosaic Book: Ideas, Projects and Techniques by Peggy Vance, Celia Goodrick-Clarke Unique book combines projects by several artists, from jewelry to floors. Also has photographs of other mosaic work in amazing architectural interiors and gardens-probably the best aspect of this book. The projects are explained step-by-step, and so are the tools and techniques.
Mosaic Crafts: Twenty Designs for the Modern Home by Martin Cheek All of Martin’s Cheek’s mosiac books are well-loved in mosaic crowds, and the latest is no different. This is a set of 20 new designs that all have a clean, modernist feel. Great for those who want simple yet without sacrificing the high-design element.
Mosaic Today: Create Contemporary Projects Using New and Recycled Material by Elaine M. Goodwin Includes 16 great projects and each page features at least one historical mosaic masterpiece with an attached history lesson. Includes color photographs of the finished pieces plus step-by-step instructions. Some experience is necessary.
Beyond the Basics: Mosaics by Elizabeth DuVal Focused on home decor and is a good reference for learning to work on different-shaped surfaces and deciding how to select pieces that produce the best textures and effects. Projects range from shellwork and picassiette to projects for platters, mirrors, patios, backsplashes, memory boxes, lamps, etc.
 
 

Free Shipping Mosaic Tile

FREE SHIPPING?

Free shipping does not exist. If a mosaic tile retailer is offering “free shipping,” they have inflated their prices so that you still pay for this phony discount. Instead of “free shipping,” we offer Priority Mail Flat-Rate boxes, the best shipping value on the Internet. These boxes are cheaper and faster than UPS Ground or FedEx Ground.

HONEST PRICING AT MOSAIC ART SUPPLY

We do not offer “free shipping.” No one does, not really. If you doubt this, simply compare the TOTAL cost of your order. Compare the quality of goods. We don’t inflate our prices to offer fake discounts.

THE CHEAPEST SHIPPING AVAILABLE FOR MOSAIC TILE

The cheapest shipping available for heavy products like mosaic tile is Priority Mail Flat-Rate. They are usually faster than UPS or Fedx ground services, especially when shipping to the West Coast, Alaska, or Hawaii.

Our new software automatically calculates the weight and size of your order and determines the cheapest shipping option for you during checkout. It will also offer alternative shipping options such as UPS Next-Day Air that you can select for rush orders. However, the cheapest option will usually be USPS Flat-Rate Priority Mail shipping.

FLAT-RATE PRIORITY MAIL SHIPPING FOR MOSAIC TILE

Priority Mail Flat-Rate boxes cost the following to ship (excluding insurance) to addresses in the US and Puerto Rico. There are special rates for Mexico and Canada. All International flat-rate boxes are limited to 20 lbs, but US and Puerto Rico are not limited by weight. See current international rates at USPS.

Priority Mail Flat-Rate Boxes
Priority Mail Flat-Rate Boxes are the best shipping method and the cheapest.

LIMITATIONS OF FLAT-RATE PRIORITY MAIL BOXES

For customers in the US and Puerto Rico, flat-rate boxes are not limited by weight but by volume. Don’t expect a lot of grout or stepping stone molds to fit. (The 12″ stepping stone molds won’t fit at all.) However, you can fit a lot of tile into these boxes relative to the cost.

The SMALL flat-rate box holds at most:

  • 10 sheets of 3/4″ tile
  • or 24 sheets of 12mm Morjo tile
  • or 4 12-ounce bags
  • or 3 pounds of loose tile
  • or 3 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)

The SMALL flat-rate box will NOT hold:

  • More than 5 feet of mesh
  • Glue
  • Cutting Oil
  • Porcelain Tile Nippers
  • Ceramic and Marble File
  • Running Pliers
  • Silver Tip Counter Brush
  • Mounting Paper
  • Mounting Grids
  • Molds
  • Safety Glasses
  • Apron
  • Sponge
  • Stained Glass

The MEDIUM flat-rate box holds at most:

  • 60 sheets of 3/4″ tile + 4 pounds of loose tile
  • or 80 sheets of 3/4″ tile + 2 pounds of loose tile
  • or 60 sheets of 3/4″ tile + 4 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or 1 Mosaic Starter Kit + 3 pounds of loose tile
  • or 24 12-ounce bags
  • or 14 pounds of loose tile
  • or 140 sheets of Morjo 12mm tile
  • or 110 sheets of Morjo 12mm tile + 4 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or 60 sheets of Morjo 12mm tile + 6 pounds of loose tile
  • or 42 half-pound bags of Morjo 12mm tile
  • or 20 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or 2 containers of grout
  • or 12 bottles of Weldbond 8-ounce
  • or 20 sheets of stained glass + 4 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or SOME partial combinations of the above.
  • BUT THERE IS A WEIGHT LIMIT OF 20 POUNDS FOR INTERNATIONAL ORDERS.

The LARGE flat-rate box holds at most

  • 144 sheets of 3/4″ tile
  • or 60 sheets of 3/4″ tile + 1 half-gallon glue + 1 tool (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or 1 Mosaic Starter Kit + 12 pounds of loose tile
  • or 1 Mosaic Starter Kit + 4 pounds of loose tile + 60 sheets of 3/4″ tile
  • or 2 half-gallon glue + 2 tools (cutters, nippers, combo) + 4 pounds loose tile
  • or 24 pounds of loose tile
  • or 32 12oz bags
  • or 270 sheets of Morjo 12mm tile
  • or 240 sheets of Morjo 12mm tile + 2 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or 200 sheets of C3 tile + 6 pounds of loose tile
  • or 60 half-pound bags of Morjo 12mm tile
  • or 30 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or 4 containers of grout
  • or 20 bottles of Weldbond 8-ounce
  • or 20 sheets of stained glass + 12 tools (cutters, nippers, combo)
  • or SOME partial combinations of the above.
  • BUT THERE IS A WEIGHT LIMIT OF 20 POUNDS FOR INTERNATIONAL ORDERS.

Mosaic Tile Gifts

Most artists prefer to choose their own materials, so buying art supplies as a gift can be problematic. However, we offer several options that minimize the stress of choosing.

Gift Certificates

Mosaic Art Supply sells Gift Certificates in amounts of $30, $50 and $100. The certificates can be mailed to you or directly to the recipient. If this is a last-minute gift, we can even email you an electronic copy of the certificate that you can print out at home.

Mosaic Starter Kits

We also have a Mosaic Starter Kit With Compound Nipper that is the perfect way to equip someone new to mosaic with the essential tools needed to work with glass, porcelain and ceramic. Note that our kit is NOT a children’s project kit with materials for making one particular design. Instead, our kit contains the same tools we use in our studio for executing commissioned artwork and is intended to outfit your artist to pursue their own unique design. The kit contains an 8-ounce bottle of Weldbond adhesive and two pounds of sanded grout plus a small selection of glass mosaic tile, which allows your artist to make a simple trivet or mosaic plaque before planning more ambitious projects.

Hint: An ideal gift would be the Mosaic Starter Kit plus a Gift Certificate.

The kit comes in two versions. The kit with the compound tile nipper should be ordered if you think your artist might want to work with stone or porcelain. We have our more economical Mosaic Starter Kit that has a regular tile nipper for artists who only use these harder materials in limited quantities. Both kits contain a mosaic glass cutter.

Mosaic Art Starter Kit with Compound Nipper
Our Mosaic Art Starter Kit with Compound Nipper is the same as our regular Mosaic Starter Kit, but it includes the Compound Tile Nipper for hard porcelain and stone.
Mosaic Art Starter Kit
Mosaic Art Starter Kit includes professional-grade tools plus grout, glue, 300 glass mosaic tiles, and access to our online mosaic instructions.

Mosaic Tile Assortments

Mosaic Tile Assortments are great for giving your artist a sampling of many of the things we sell.

Terms and Conditions

All Customers

If your order has a deadline, place the order and e-mail us immediately at [email protected] so that we can work with you to ensure your order arrives on time.

  • Weekend orders cannot ship before Monday.
  • Most orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. Large or special orders may take longer.
  • UPS Next Day orders placed after 2pm Eastern Time cannot ship before the following weekday.
  • UPS Next Day and 2nd Day mean business days, not counting weekend days.
  • We cannot cancel orders after they ship.

European Union

Information Regarding Directive 2011/83/EU
All products listed on the website have detailed product descriptions provided.
Business information including address is listed at the bottom of each page.
All customer service interactions are handled via e-mail: [email protected]
Delivery to the EU can take multiple weeks and is subject to Customs delays. EU customers are encouraged to e-mail us before ordering for transit time information.
Shipping schedule information is provided here.
Reimbursement will be made for the original cost of the order, or as applicable, partial cost if only some of the materials are returned.
Pursuant to Article 14(1), the customer is responsible for the price of return shipping.

European Union information concerning the exercise of the right of withdrawal
Right of withdrawal
You have the right to withdraw from a sales contract within 14 days without giving any reason. The withdrawal period will expire after 14 days from the day on which you acquire, or a third party other than the carrier and indicated by you acquires, physical possession of the goods.
To exercise the right of withdrawal, you must inform us by e-mail to [email protected] of your decision to withdraw from the sales contract by an unequivocal statement in the e-mail.
To meet the withdrawal deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your e-mail concerning your exercise of the right of withdrawal before the withdrawal period has expired.
Effects of withdrawal
If you withdraw from a sales contract, we shall reimburse to you all payments received from you for that particular order, including the costs of delivery (with the exception of the supplementary costs resulting from your choice of Priority Mail Express International, or any other type of delivery other than the least expensive type of standard delivery offered by us, which for almost all international orders is Priority Mail International), without undue delay and in any event not later than 14 days from the day on which we are informed about your decision to withdraw from the sales contract. We will carry out such reimbursement using the same means of payment as you used for the initial transaction, unless you have expressly agreed otherwise; in any event, you will not incur any fees as a result of such reimbursement
You shall send back the goods to Mosaic Art Supply, 2964 Alcove Dr, Scottdale, GA 30079 USA without undue delay and in any event not later than 14 days from the day on which you communicate your withdrawal from this contract to us. The deadline is met if you send back the goods before the period of 14 days has expired.
You will have to bear the direct cost of returning the goods.
You are only liable for any diminished value of the goods resulting from the handling other than what is necessary to establish the nature, characteristics and functioning of the goods.


All Customers

When will my order ship?

  • Mosaic Art Supply, LLC ships all orders from Scottdale, Georgia, which is in the US Eastern Standard Time Zone.
  • Orders are shipped on weekdays only.
  • Most orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. Large or special orders may take longer.
  • We do not ship orders on US postal holidays. For a list of postal holidays please click here.
  • Orders placed after 4 PM EST cannot be mailed until at least the next business day.
  • Orders can’t be cancelled after they ship.

When will my order arrive?

  • For most orders, USPS Priority Mail will be the cheapest option. It is also usually the fastest shipping option.
  • USPS Priority Mail usually delivers within the lower 48 states within 2 or 3 days.
  • USPS Priority Mail does NOT guarantee a specific delivery date.
  • UPS Ground is usually the cheapest option for large and bulky items such as 3 litre Weldbond jugs or full rolls of mosaic mesh.
  • UPS Ground does NOT guarantee a specific gelivery date.
  • If your address is incorrect in any way (ZIP, street, apt number, etc.), then UPS’s additional fee of $13 for address corrections will be charged to your credit card.
  • We reserve the right to use UPS Ground for orders containing multiple sheets of stained glass or other products that we determine may get broken in Priority Mail flat-rate boxes.

Can I get a guaranteed delivery date?

  • If you absolutely need your order by a certain date please e-mail us right now at [email protected] so we can work with you.
  • UPS offers 2nd-Day Air and Next-Day Air delivery, which you can select during checkout.
  • UPS 2nd-Day Air and Next-Day Air services refer to business days only, they do NOT include weekends or US federal holidays.
  • Orders ship only on weekdays (not including postal holidays) from Scottdale, Georgia, and must be placed before 2 PM EST in order to go out on the same business day.
  • We strongly encourage you to e-mail us as soon as possible at [email protected] so that we can let you know what your options are.
  • UPS Saturday Delivery is an extra charge and is very expensive. Our website does not quote Saturday Delivery as a shipping option.

Can I get a guaranteed delivery date outside of the United States?

  • No, international customs bureaucracies will take time to inspect your package, and can cause delays.
  • Priority Mail Express International is the fastest international service we offer.
  • If you order PMEI we need to have the order before 1 PM EST (13h00) and we need you to e-mail us at [email protected] in order for your order to ship the same day.
  • Simply copy-and paste the following text then change it to include your order number:
  • I just placed a Priority Mail Express International order, the order is #XXXXX, please ship as soon as possible.

Can you mail a package outside the USA with a service other than USPS?

  • No, UPS will charge you a hefty customs brokerage fee when you receive your package.
  • We don’t have relationships with any other international carriers.
  • You are responsible for paying your country’s taxes and duties, if applicable.

My package is missing items. What should I do?

  • Please e-mail us immediately at [email protected] so that we can fix the problem. If you wait until your deadline is near to report the problem, we may not be able to help. We cannot ship replacement items by express shipping methods if you wait to report the problem.

My package never showed up, or it was delivered opened or damaged. What should I do?

  • Please e-mail us immediately at [email protected] so that we can file a missing package inquiry or a claim with USPS or UPS as soon as possible.
  • Damaged package claims must be reported to us as soon as possible or else USPS or UPS may deny the claim.
  • US Postal Insurance does not cover theft of packages after they are delivered.
  • Please follow the tracking information we email you and make sure you retrieve packages from porches and mailboxes quickly and report problems in a timely manner.
  • We do not assume liability for thefts occurring at your home.
  • USPS insurance does not cover theft from your porch, and we cannot reimburse orders stolen after delivery to your address. Ship to your work address if needed to be safe.

United States and Other Countries

Sales and Retail Prices

By placing an order from our website, you agree that:

  • Mosaic Art Supply, LLC is entitled to keep the calculated retail price displayed with the sale price as long as desired.
  • Displaying the calculated price is absolutely necessary in this market to avoid artists designing projects over a long time frame (multiple years) being surprised that they may need a quantity that requires a new factory order at the calculated retail price.
  • You will not seek damages from any perceived or actual violations of any law including but not limited to any limitations on how long a sale price can remain in place along with the calculated retail price.

How can I return an item?

  • Please send us an e-mail at [email protected] to request a return authorization.
  • Authorization may be granted if you had ordered samples before ordering large quantities and the return is made within 2 weeks.
  • Please tell us your order number and tell us what product(s) you’d like to return and the reason for the return.
  • We can’t refund shipping costs for obvious reasons.
  • We can’t accept returns if you haven’t e-mailed us first and we have not authorized the return.
  • We can’t accept returns of broken or damaged items or opened containers of Weldbond, Grout, Thinset, or Cutting Oil.
  • ATTENTION CONTRACTORS: Do not order large quantities if you are not sure about the products you need.
  • Please e-mail us at [email protected] to ask about Sample Boards or for help selecting the tiles you need.