bottega
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- noun
- /bəˈteɪɡə/
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bottega
- Margo had been inside the Bottega hundreds of times since she was born; she’d even had several birthdays here; but now, with everything coated in shadows and silence, it felt like a haunted graveyard.
Examples
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But I pointed out that they were in fact Bottega Veneta sneakers—so, expensive, suede, woven vans—which retail for $560.
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Take a look at South Michigan and how fast retail filled in (example bottle bottega, haircut place, UPS, accessories place).
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If you wore a Bottega gown, like I told you to, we'd be in the American Vogue.
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This is obviously due to the multiple appearances made by the glitzy gems on the Spring runways: Oscar de la Renta, Jill Sander, and Bottega Veneta, Zoe
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The talented sculptor opened a new bottega to teach his craft to aspiring artists.
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In her bottega, the painter created vibrant landscapes that captured the beauty of nature.
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He spent countless hours in his bottega, surrounded by canvases and paint, perfecting his techniques.
Synonyms
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A room where artists, dancers, musicians, or photographers work and teach
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A room where someone makes things by hand or paints
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A room where an artist or designer makes art
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A large open space in a converted warehouse where a person who makes art lives and works
A room where an artist makes paintings and other art
A place in ancient Greece or Rome where people make things by hand
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Etymology
Bottega comes from an old Italian word meaning 'shop' or 'store' and is related to English boutique and Spanish bodega. So a bottega is like a workshop where an artist makes art and often teaches students, which is why the word means an artist's studio.