These refined sculptures draw inspiration from the local fauna and stylise shapes recalling architectural aspects of the archaic Nuragic culture.

This fine rocking cradle with an elegant carved decoration masterly reinterprets the local craft tradition.

The charismatic figure of the mamuthone, the island's carnival traditional mask, characterised by the numerous bells it carries on its shoulders, is successfully reproduced in this matte black ceramic sculpture, which stands out for the original addition of a real cowbell.

This large glazed ceramic nacchera with a contrasting red coral branch gives a plastic and naturalistic effect. Handcrafted as a decorative wall element, it is available in three sizes.

Of clear decorative value, this ceramic relief plate glazed using a brush is characterised by a harmonious black and white composition and striking irregular shapes. The design of the lapwing, which is drawn from tradition, is reinterpreted with the utmost contemporary taste.