This pattadese jack knife is reinforced with an inner core and features a straight stainless steel blade; it is traditionally used in pastoral and contexts, its handle being made of a buffalo horn and a chamfered nickel silver or brass ring.

Thsi chestnut chopping board, fully carved by hand, traditionally used to store and carry food, features simple and essential lines, with an explicit reference to the simple past.

The elegant floral pattern reinterprets the delicate volumes of magnolia flowers with technical virtuosity.

The moorhens and little birds, puzzoneddu, with detailed and refined decorations are inspired by the ceremonial bread of the traditional Sardinian culture.

Of clear decorative value, this ceramic relief plate glazed using a brush is characterised by a harmonious black and white composition and striking irregular shapes. The design of the lapwing, which is drawn from tradition, is reinterpreted with the utmost contemporary taste.