The sea turtle is depicted with sensitive descriptive synthesis and technical virtuosity in the two pendants of original and distinctive aesthetic value.

This artistic and decorative wrought iron object has the shape of a weaving sail, a symbol of voyaging, a representation of the movement of winds. The artist offers a new perspecive through the skillful working of metals and the natural lines of the juniper base.

The stylised figures of a man and a woman with the essential lines taken from the archaic Nuragic culture are holding one another in a perfect, idealised embrace. Made of thick shaped silver thread, they are exclusively designed by this goldsmith.

The elegant decorative composition of this fine tapestry revisits elements and figures of the local tradition in soft blue pastel shades and silver threads on a neutral background with the personal trait of this textile workshop.

This gold and coral pendant, known as Sas Sihas, features a filigree-embellished hand-craft bezel. Traditionally made of silver, it has generally used as a charm against bad luck.