stamperia bertozzi

Founded in 1920 in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, Stamperia Bertozzi is a family-owned atelier celebrated for its mastery of traditional woodblock printing. The brand’s origins trace back to Luigi Bertozzi, a cabinet maker who began hand-carving pear wood blocks to print intricate designs onto fabrics. Today, under the guidance of third-generation artisan Gianluigi Bertozzi, the workshop continues to employ Renaissance-era techniques, preserving the meticulous craft of hand-printing and hand-painting. Stamperia Bertozzi’s core offerings include exquisite table linens, bed linens, and bath textiles, all crafted from pure linen, cotton, and occasionally cashmere or leather. The brand is particularly renowned for its signature rust color, derived from a closely guarded family recipe of powdered rust, vinegar, and flour. Its aesthetic is deeply rooted in the natural beauty and rural traditions of Emilia-Romagna, featuring motifs like the local "caveja," wheat spikes, and floral patterns.

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