The scivedda, a typical object of the local tradition, is revisited with the distinctive CMA style, characterised by the engraved lapwing decoration, which is expressed in an elegant stylistic composition, and enriched by ceramic glazing in green and blue shades.

The bright polychrome decoration of this centerpiece plate, dedicated to and inspired by the paintings of the Austrian artist Gustav Klimt, is realised with coloured fragments on a transparent background in dynamic abstract mosaic composition using the artisanal fused glass technique.

Crafted with evident technical mastery, these curtain rods in wrought iron have ends that are sculpted and depict different subjects, straight or curled, invariably characterised by unique manufacture and stylistic value.

This wedding chest typical of the tradition of Barbagia and Mandrolisai is skilfully crafted reproducing the classical aesthetics in the refined carved decorations.

This clear reference to one of the main figures of the local artistic production is reinterpreted with taste and artistic skill, turning a simple bowl into a top-quality decorative element. It is available in the Moorhen variant and different ans sophisticated colours.