This neautral table runner features a refined relief weave, hand-made with the a pibiones technique. The central band includes a repeated floral pattern, typical of Sardinia tradition. Embellished with a hemstitch, the artefact is available in different sizes and patterns.

Ancient majolicas inspire these lathe-crafted hand-decorated ceramic jars. The geometrical decorations, hand-crafted following the tin-glazed slip technique, undeline their different shapes and colours, marks and solid fields of colour.

The stylised silhouette of a fish is mounted on a wooden base. This particular decorative object, crafted following the plate processing technique and then glazed, is part of the Pesci collection, consisting of several stylised sea creatures.

These long woollen scarves are hand woven on the loom with fine striped effects in refined variations and shades of colours. Produced as elegant fashion accessories, they are characterised by the original craftsmanship that makes every artefact unique.

The original and irregural surface of the plates is the core feature of this set, that traditionally includes dinner, soup and dessert plates, that may also be diversified upon request with underplates and coasters featuring the same decoration.