In the old city center, on two floors of the restored Palazzo Pomarici Santomasi, it is a rich collection of furniture and objects of the typical Sorrento craftsmanship, with valuable pieces of furniture from 400 to 800 of the national masters and Sorrento Inlaid Wood, this is the Museum Shop of Wood Inlay.
The Inlaid is a technique which still are present on the territory about seven hundred skilled artisans who continue the historical processing with a discounting of design and processing steps.
A structure that is part of a design process that architteto Alessandro Fiorentino sums. “The Museobottega represents a new model museum, a multipurpose facility aimed at the enhancement of artistic craftsmanship sectors which, in addition to a past to be documented, have still to be confirmed in a production time and retrained in content. In the structure hypothesized, care cataloging and exhibition of the historical production is the introduction to a wider program that does not want to be limited to only memory; it proposes to organize training courses within their handicraft sector, and to develop an autonomous production, using the techniques and materials that belong to the best tradition of that fund. This renewed production culturally and signed by Museobottega, to protect the artistic value of the offer, will be sold not only in the annexes to the commercial spaces manufacturer museum but in other museums.
The museum’s collection includes a series of paintings by Italian and foreign artists 800, such as Carelli, Pitloo, the Fox, Colemann, Shchedrin, supplemented by prints and period photographs.
MUSEUM OF WOOD TARSIA – Palazzo Pomarici-Santomasi, via San Nicola, 28, Sorrento – tel. 0818771942 – Open 10-13 and 15-18.30 (October to June); 10-13 and 16-19.30 (July to September) – closed Monday
You can discover how a genuine Sorrento Inlaid is made thanks to our Inlaid, Oil & Limoncello guided Tour (that will guide you also to a Limoncello factory, and to a Oil Mill)!
For more info on this tour you can send us an email compiling the form on the right of this page or on the contact-us page, call us, or chatting with us on WhatsApp.
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