
Beautiful fragments of Venetian briccola become useful objects for the home, the office or a special gift: they take up little space and let you own and admire a “piece of Venice”, extraordinarily shaped by the lagoon.
Souvenir di Venezia | Accessori in Legno di Briccola · Ceggia, Veneto
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View on Etsy →Home and decorRound table in reclaimed wood and wrought iron
View on Etsy →Home and decorBriccola wood key holder
View on Etsy →DeskLetter holder in reclaimed Venetian wood
View on Etsy →MirrorsLarge reclaimed wood mirror
View on Etsy →Home and decorDecorative briccola slice
View on Etsy →DeskWooden desk pen holder
View on Etsy →Home and decorReclaimed wood coat hook with engraving
View on Etsy →Kitchen and tableBriccola wood bottle holder
View on Etsy →ClocksWooden table clock
View on Etsy →DeskReclaimed wood valet tray
View on Etsy →DeskWooden desk pen holder
View on Etsy →DeskBriccola wood photo frame (oak)
View on Etsy →Home and decorReclaimed wood candle holder
View on Etsy →Kitchen and tableBriccola wood ladle holder
View on Etsy →ClocksBriccola wood wall clock 20/30 cm
View on Etsy →MirrorsReclaimed wood mirror 1000x500 mm
View on Etsy →MirrorsVenetian wood table mirror
View on Etsy →Kitchen and tableVenetian wood trivet
View on Etsy →DeskReclaimed wood business card holderA briccola is an oak pole driven into the bed of the Venice lagoon: it marks the channels and serves as a mooring post for boats. It stays in the water for many years, among salt, tides and currents. During that time the salt water and the teredo, a mollusc that bores tunnels into wood, shape its surface, so every piece has its own grain, holes and colours and no two are alike. When briccole are replaced, the retired ones come to our workshop in Ceggia, near Venice. We select the wood, dry it slowly for more than six months and work it by hand. Every piece leaves with its own certificate of authenticity: serial number and name of the object. You can buy on Etsy, in person in Venice at the Serica gallery (Calle del Bastion 2498), or directly from us by writing with the form below.
A briccola is an oak pole driven into the bed of the Venice lagoon. It marks the navigable channels and serves as a mooring post for boats. It stays in the water for many years, exposed to salt, tides and currents.
They are the work of salt water and the teredo, a mollusc that bores tunnels into submerged wood. Holes, grain and colours are different in every pole, which is why every object is one of a kind. These are natural marks, not flaws.
Yes. It is wood from retired briccole, that is, poles that have been replaced in the lagoon. We take them and follow the whole process: selecting the wood, drying it slowly for more than six months, working it in our workshop in Ceggia, in the province of Venice, and issuing a certificate of authenticity.
Yes. Every briccola piece has its own certificate of authenticity, with serial number and name of the object. It is the piece’s identity card: it tells where the wood in your hands comes from.
On Etsy, in our shop dezottidesign; in person in Venice at the Serica gallery, Calle del Bastion 2498; or directly from us. If you prefer not to use Etsy, write to us with the form below and we will reply with availability and how to order.
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