This material decorative object is shaped in the form of a stylised wild boad, a common subject of the traditional iconography of Sardinia.

The irregular shapes of this tea service consisting of a teapot, cups with saucers and a sugar bowl illustrate a magical and oneiric world in which the delicate watercolour adds to the dreamlike and fairy tale tone.

These saddlebags made of herringbone orbace reinterpret, are a smaller version of the typical shepherd’s saddlebags which have many different uses. Handcrafted with velvet borders juxtaposed by contrast, they are available in many sizes and combinations.

A wise reinterpretation of tradition, this chest in chestnut wood and tulipier wood is crafted with stylistic fidelity in form and in its carved decoration, made modern by the characteristic total transparent green coating that reveals the grain of the wood and the details.

The lucky charm, traditionally given as a gift to newborn babies, is reinterpreted as a necklace made of a silver thread and an onyx.