Bottega Veneta Shows its Support for 12 Italian Artisans with ‘Bottega for Bottegas’
The initiative is a collaboration between the House and smaller bottegas across Italy to showcase the best of Italian creativity and craftsmanship.
Much like a big brother in Italian luxury fashion, Bottega Veneta is setting the stage for smaller bottegas to shine. For a special project, the House is using its platform and name in fashion to showcase 12 smaller, local Italian shops that hold the same values, traditions, and qualities as its own to spread the word of Italian creativity and craftsmanship around the world.
“We are thrilled to launch Bottega for Bottegas alongside Italian artisans with whom we share the common values of creativity and craftsmanship,” says Bartolomeo Rongone, CEO of Bottega Veneta. “We are proud to offer worldwide visibility to these “Bottegas” that are deeply rooted in Italian culture, specially at a time where smaller entities continue to be impacted by the pandemic. It is with honour that we have passed on our advertising spaces, website, newsletters, and store windows and we hope that this will further highlight their excellence at a global level.”
These ‘Made in Italy’ brands include Bottegas – Amatruda (Campania), Cantina Bisson (Liguria), Enza Fasano (Puglia), Gay-Odin (Campania), Ginepraio Gin (Toscana), Krumiri Rossi (Piemonte), Pastificio Martelli (Toscana), Bottega Orsoni (Veneto), Riso Pozzi (Lombardia), Respighi Drums (Lombardia), Olio Vanini (Lombardia), and Saponificio Varesino (Lombardia), all of which represent are deserving of more praise and recognition for their craft.
Although you can’t purchase any of the items from Bottega Veneta’s website directly, links are strategically placed to redirect you to their pages accordingly, accompanied by their images and a brief synopsis of what each House caters to.
Visit www.bottegaveneta.com to find out more about the initiative.
