The tolèla ('tablet' in the Chioggia dialect) is a small wooden tablet, a particular type of votive offering made by fishermen in the city of Chioggia between the 16th and 20th centuries. It is a painting on a small panel, placed in churches by those who had received a miracle as a sign of gratitude for receiving a grace in a time of danger, such as a shipwreck. It was generally offered to Jesus Christ or the Madonna.

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The tolèla ('tablet' in the Chioggia dialect) is a small wooden tablet, a particular type of votive offering made by fishermen in the city of Chioggia between the 16th and 20th centuries. It is a painting on a small panel, placed in churches by those who had received a miracle as a sign of gratitude for receiving a grace in a time of danger, such as a shipwreck. It was generally offered to Jesus Christ or the Madonna.
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GLIX Prime

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Fotós / Szerző

Ferdinando Piezzi

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Location

Chioggia Veneto Italy

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The tolèla ('tablet' in the Chioggia dialect) is a small wooden tablet, a particular type of votive offering made by fishermen in the city of Chioggia between the 16th and 20th centuries. It is a painting on a small panel, placed in churches by those who had received a miracle as a sign of gratitude for receiving a grace in a time of danger, such as a shipwreck. It was generally offered to Jesus Christ or the Madonna.

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