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While walking along the fondamenta there, I found this set of green doors.
Really, I wasn't paying much attention to things on that side of the fondamenta - I was looking at the boats in the canal, but something caught my eye.
Upon further inspection, I noticed that the green doors had handles fashioned out of forcolas.
Here's a close-up of one of the "handles":
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or how much the owner spent,
but whoever did this definitely gets props from me.
1 comment:
I've just returned from Venice and noted many examples of these door handles bith in wood and cast in metal, thanks for letting me know they're called Forcolas,
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