The artwork titled “Beth Alfa Synagogue Mosaic” was created by Byzantine Mosaics around the year 527. This mosaic is part of the Early Byzantine art movement, specifically falling within the period of c. 330–750. Executed in the medium of mosaic, it is a representative piece of figurative art. The mosaic forms part of a series located in the Beth Alpha synagogue in Beit She’an, Israel.
The artwork features meticulous craftsmanship, characterized by an assemblage of small, colorful tiles arranged to depict intricate designs. The visible section highlights a tree with delicate branches and surrounding ornamental patterns, showcasing the artistic sensibilities of the Byzantine era. The mosaic’s vibrant yet subdued coloration suggests both the decorative and symbolic importance embedded within its composition.
