The compound cicada can be turned into many different items of jewellery: its refined head is an outstanding ring and its sophisticated wings are original earrings.

These small crafted and decorated wooden chests are inspired by local tradition. They are available in vibrant colours and balanced lapwing motifs, and intaglio rosettes.

This small pendant/reliquiary features a "occhio di Santa Lucia", a Bolma Rugosa operculum, and on the other side, a small brocade fragment. Decorated on its side with fine filigree elements, it was traditionally used as a lucky charm.
 

The circular shapes with relief motifs of this pendant in white and vibrant bordeaux glazed ceramic, with touches of bright gold touches, echo the charismatic figure of the nuragic pintadera, an archaic well-wishing seal for bread, and in particular of the one found in the Nuragic comple

This pattadese jack knife is reinforced with an inner core and features a straight stainless steel blade; it is traditionally used in pastoral and contexts, its handle being made of a mutton horn and a chamfered nickel silver or brass ring.