



Since May 2025, L’Arte nel Pozzo has a new home.
We have moved into an ancient stone barn dating back to the 19th century, near Aquileia, in the heart of the Friulian countryside.
The new workshop is the result of a careful conservation restoration, designed to respect the history of the building and the surrounding landscape: fields, vineyards, and open views toward the Friulian mountains.
Our production is powered by renewable energy, thanks to a photovoltaic system that allows us to work in a more conscious and sustainable way, without compromising the artisanal quality that has always defined our work.
This relocation marks an important step forward: the workshop is now open to the public.
We welcome visitors and host ceramic courses and cultural events, offering an opportunity to experience our work, our processes, and the material up close.
It is a place of production, research, and exchange.
And it is from here that we continue our journey!
We recently had the pleasure of spending an inspiring day at CEFS Udine, a vocational school dedicated to construction and the arts, where young people are prepared for the professional world.
The dynamic and creative environment of the school was the perfect setting for us to share our artisanal journey and, more specifically, to present our project, TAG - Street Art Collection.
It was a wonderful experience, starting with a lesson on street art and graffiti, followed by a hands-on workshop where the students experimented with spray paint, each creating their own unique graffiti piece. We were truly excited to see their enthusiasm and creativity come to life!
Promoting creativity and artistic skills is fundamental to us, and we are committed to continuing these types of educational and inspiring activities in the future.
Siamo tutti uno (We Are One) is a collection of modular vases dedicated to the Indigenous peoples of the earth, created together with Silvia Z. Pio and Roberta Mari.
The vases are entirely handmade in Italy and their shapes, finishes and colors are inspired by the aesthetics and body paintings of Indigenous peoples. The different elements of the totem can be combined as desired to create a new and personalized composition every time.
For every pot sold, a percentage will be donated to Survival International, the global movement for tribal and Indigenous peoples' rights.
Survival helps them defend their lives and protect their lands against all forms of genocidal violence, slavery and racism. Supporting them is a dutiful act of justice towards those who have seen their fundamental rights violated for centuries, but it is also in the interest of all humanity because Indigenous peoples are the best guardians of the natural world.
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Impianto Fotovoltaico e Sistemi di Accumulo presso “L’Arte nel Pozzo di Corà Andrea S.A.S.”
Installazione di un nuovo impianto fotovoltaico presso il nuovo laboratorio artigianale di ceramica, con una potenza nominale di 33 kWp e una capacità di accumulo elettrico di 10 kWp.
Obiettivo del progetto: Utilizzo dell’impianto fotovoltaico e dei sistemi di accumulo per ridurre il consumo energetico dei processi produttivi aziendali.
Risultati attesi: Autoproduzione di energia da fonti rinnovabili per raggiungere l’autonomia energetica.
Spesa approvata: €78.115,00
Contributo concesso: €39.057,00
(di cui quota UE: €15.623,00)

TE.PO. (fabric/porcelain) is the result of an idea that aims to merge fashion with ceramics; exploring the interaction between these two materials in terms of texture and materiality has been particularly fascinating. The impression of fabric on ceramic has given life to a captivating surface that creates a play of light, stimulating both sight and touch, while revealing a structure that is anything but ordinary.
Bachelor’s Thesis / NABA Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, Milan
Fashion Design Course
Student: Sara Corà
Supervisor: Lorenza Branzi
March 2018

Received a non-repayable grant from the Ministry of Economic Development for the purchase of equipment for the production of ceramic artifacts: high-temperature electric kilns.
Granted amount: €32,520.00