This iron sculpture with its rounded forms reinterprets the shape of the old traditional hoes, a memory linked to the personal family history, in a suggestive conceptual shift that, through the red satin ribbons, evokes the bodice of the traditional costume for women.

Vibrated cobalt blue and ecru soft explicitly refer to the colours of natural coasts and characterises the wall lamp with simple and minimal decoration.

The prized mother-of-pearl pendant stylishly depicts the female figure wearing the traditional local costume, whose silhouette is wisely sketched using a single golden thread.

These pleasing ceramic Fish sculptures have dynamic and fluctuating shapes, emphasised by the wise use of white enamel and vibrant turquoise brushstrokes.

The rounded shape of a moorhen is the main feature of this glazed ceramic centrepiece, that is lathe-made and decorated. It is part of the Gallinelle collection featuring a stylised representation of the most popular animal of traditional local craftsmanship.