The archaic figures of the Archer, of the Tribal Chief and of the Warrior, taken from the Nuragic civilisation, are tastefully reinterpreted in these ceramic sculptures, embellished by the original colour rendering of the surfaces obtained through personalised reduction

The original decoration of this large carpet in Sardinian wool draws on geometric motifs of traditional weaving, regularly spaced in an asymmetrical yet harmonious composition in bold and contrasting tones of orange and beige against a dark brown background.

Dedicated to Autumn, Attunzu, this glass tray evokes in its modular geometric composition the typical carpets of the local textile tradition.

The playful use of colours, in its many captivating chromatic variations, characterises these terracotta dishes that revisit the typical pottery of local tradition with simple shapes.

In the warm texture of wood, the outlines of a new life can be seen, a concept further expressed through the steel element intended to emphasize the connection with the womb. The work is entirely handmade on an oleaster tree root and forged steel.