Coloured plastic elements form a free composition, among which the captivating shape of a flying kite stands out, which characterises the decoration of this round plate with a fine glazed surface that has metallic and iridescent effects.

This engraved hand-decorated steel object is inspired by the traditional motif of su puzone, the bird. The pattern is a traditionally used on the burra, the typical blanket of the village of Sarule, that the workshop adds to a number of pieces.

They use simple and essential lines to makes the archetype of multifunctional shelves: they are available in two versions, one with natural wood and the other in coloured wood. They are called “Casette”, designed by architect Roberto Virdis and manufactured by the joinery.

B’Estes is a small but significant collection that includes three typical Sardinian animals: the sheep, the donkey and the wild boar.

Hand-crafted and carved artistic and decorative ceramic tiles featuring a balanced composition of subjects inspired by the plant and animal worlds of Sardinia. The typical stype of this potter is characterized by technical expertise and care for details, expressed in free forms.