This vase-sculpture in the shape of a large blue sphere is decorated with fluctuating stylised marine figures.

This silver bracelet is the outcome of a research on the natural elements of the Sardinian landscape and a passion for the natural expressiveness of rocks, inspired by the dry-stone walls of the ancient local fences. Made with the lost-wax carting technique, the artefact consists of asymmetrical

This unique linen bedspread has rich and detailed decorations made in an extremely refined and subtle version of the pibiones relief technique.

Silver and fabric bracelet. The jewel includes elements made of the typical fabric used for saddlebags, and silver elements crafted with the fusion technique. It is part of the Terlarzu collection that combines traditional goldsmith's art textile production.

This core-reinforced straight blade jack knife is typical of a Sardinian tradition called campidanese. It is the result of a study on Medio Campidano knives, similar to the pattadese models used by shepherds.