This pattadese jack knife, with its damask myrtle leaf-shaped steel blade, its striped Sardinian mutton horn handle and its brass engraved guard, is characterized by an exclusive hand-made work.

They are inspired by the typical profile of Sardinian villages: the small houses made of local trachyte have irregular and stylized shapes, enriched by finely crafted silver details: small figures of animals, original architectural elements, different types of flowers and plants populate the anci

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.

The a Palia earrings, characteristic of the goldsmith tradition of the Campidano area, are reproduced with exquisite technical precision in shape and style.

The Bulls belong to a collection inspired by the study of the Bull God, being the symbol of the vital force giving life and fecundating earth, and explicit reference to the figurative elements found in the Sardinian burial grounds, dating back to the pre-Nuragic age.