The original fine lines of these earrings are based on a refined stylistic project and inspired by the ring-shaped rags and branches, locally known as su titile and used traditionally to support and carry weights on the head.

This cotton and Sardinia wool carpet features a vibrant needlecord combination of alternating warm and cold colours, inspired by traditional covers. The carpet is woven on a flat handloom with the all’antiga technique.

These three decorative panels depict the typical charismatic Sardinian dance, su ballu tundu, rich in archaic rituals and propitiatory meanings, with stylised male and female figures, typical decorative elements of local weaving.

Elegant yet practical thanks to its many pockets, this flat bag with an original rounded shape and a round handle features the typical black and white geometric pattern used for traditional saddlebags, in combination with silk damask fabric with black and gold floral designs.

Small silhouettes of deer, mouflons, wild boars, oxen and lapwings, carefully stylized and decorated with iridescent mottling, make up the series of animal figures inspired by the local wildlife.