Rewood celebrates Venice through the recovery of the briccola, the oak poles used to signal the navigable limit to boats. The oak used is high quality, originally selected for its regularity and which acquires truly unique characteristics during the period spent in the lagoon.In this case a table top, where the construction takes place through the combination of regular and squared slats, which contrast with the long sides made using the external part of the pole, worked by the shipworms which give it a natural decoration and which brings into highlights the work of these particular molluscs.