Cotton and Sardinian wool tapestry with groups of peacocks facing the Tree of Life. Inspired by the iconography of traditional weaving, the motifs are made following the littos technique, duplicated on an original elongated rectangular field.

This elegant jack knife has an elongated myrtle leaf-shaped blade, typical of the well-known traditional Sardinian Pattadese knife, a spring handle and grips in light ram horn crafted so as to enhance the original grain, and is secured with nails and an engraved brass ring joint.

Black lathe-crafted ceramic pots, hand-decorated with alternating graphic motifs etched and impressed. The Pintadera collection is named after a decorative bread stamp, anciently used in Sardinia in ritual contexts as a lucky charm.

This fine linen tablecloth features a precious weave decorated with Renaissance and "punti in aria" lace butterfly motifs.

This expressive Bolle Blu lamp inspired by the crystal-clear sea of the island has plastic shapes and an evocative decoration in shades of transparent watery light-blue.