Elegant and original, these bases for lamps are lathe-shaped and decorated with a unique design inspired by traditional local costumes, lace and confectionery. Entirely handcrafted and decorated with enamel and pure gold, they are part of a rich line of coordinated décor items.

The irregular shape and the careful and imaginative mosaic decoration of this artistic centerpiece are the result of a process of abstraction of the corbula, a traditional basket created and characterized by the inclusion of a circular fabric gusset at the bottom.

The playful cat, depicted with circular lines, is enhanced by the sophisticated rendition of the Raku ceramic technique, deftly used to obtain contrasts of matt black surfaces, vibrant colors and transparencies.

The fine circular frame of this silver ring in relief work evocative of filigree holds a fragment of brocade, a fine reference to the local traditional costumes for women. It is part of the Telarzu line inspired by and dedicated to loom weaving.

The collection of small black and white woman-shaped artifacts is part of the Bixinau project, launched in 2012 as a 3D tribute to all the women, aunts, granmas and girls who livened up the streets of the village throughout the day, to share advice and opinions.