Description

Barene is a poetic collection that reflects the description of Venice made by Federico Fellini, who compared it to a wonderful tapestry. The result of Zanellato and Bortotto's work is in fact a pleasant patchwork of shapes and colours, which well reflects the union between land and water.

Botteganove owes its name to Nove, an Italian town that boasts four centuries of history in the production of artistic ceramics, and from "bottega", an Italian word that defines small commercial realities with their own workshop. Using techniques handed down since the 60s by the Pegoraro family, each element of Botteganove is handmade, part of a work of art.

The Zanellato/Bortotto studio was born in Treviso in 2013 from the union between the two Italian designers Giorga Zanellato and Daniele Bortotto. The link with their territories and the reinterpretation of their artisanal techniques are the main characteristics of their productions.

Dimensions

12 x 24,2 cm single tile