This statue of a goat is the first of a series of animal figures dedicated to the island wildlife. This small object of affection is made with the Naked Raku technique, which gives the piece of work a contemporary and original visual profile.

Made of light tibet wool, embroidered with bright polychrome silk thread and finished with a long decorative fringe, this shawl is machine embroidered and features an original design from the wide range of motifs that this craftswoman has, over time, collected in her personal search into

The original geometric composition with large hexagons which characterises this hard wearing carpet, designed with the distinctive personal touch of this textile workshop, is realised in natural grey Sardinian wool yarns according to the a pibiones artisanal relief technique.

These silver earrings crafted with relief decoration revive in form the aprons of the colourful collection of local traditional costumes for women, a reference evidenced by the use of a fragment of brocade. It is part of the Telarzu line inspired by and dedicated to loom weaving.

This traditional pattadese core-reinforced jack knife features a handmade blade and a stainless steel core and a mutto horn handle, equipped with a hand-chamfered nickel silver ring.