This small pendant/reliquiary features a "occhio di Santa Lucia", a Bolma Rugosa operculum, and on the other side, a small brocade fragment. Decorated on its side with fine filigree elements, it was traditionally used as a lucky charm.
 

The original forms, emphasized by the use of cobalt blue and green, characterize the precious glass three-legged vase. Entirely shaped by hand with the glass fusing technique, it is available in different sizes and colours, designed to be combined in striking compositions.

The precious copper pan, excellent for cooking, traditionally was hung on the walls, displaying the fine decoration on the bottom, hammered with sinuous and light decorative motifs.

These iron wrought coat hooks, decorated with coral and stylised fish motifs, offer an evocative view of a sea floor.

Striking necklace with central decoration made of a single coral branch from Castelsardo, embedded with gold and enriched with a precious string of imported irregularly-shaped coral beads.