With the aim of using bacterial cellulose for the restoration of wooden artifacts, the growth of Acetobacter sp. PDA was first observed in stationary cultures, which provide bacterial cellulose. Then the Acetobacter sp. PDA was grown in stationary cultures containing small water soaked wood blocks. The weights of wood artifacts before and after incubation were recorded, and the wood blocks were examined by scanning electron microscopy. The results suggested that wooden artifacts could be repaired using bacterial cellulose.