Typical of the local goldsmith tradition, god-sons received the corniola (carnelian) ring when they were christened, as a present that, in the future, they would give to their fiancée.

This refined gold brooch revives with aesthetic precision and technical virtuosity the upper side of a common type of traditional button used with the costume for women of various areas in Sardinia.

Clearly inspired by the archaic nuragic civilisation, the precious artistic vase is crafted with balanced compositional taste, made with plastic molded materials and decorated by relief and impression.

This core-reinforced straight blade jack knife is typical of a Sardinian tradition called campidanese. It is the result of a study on Medio Campidano knives, similar to the pattadese models used by shepherds.

This prized Mediterraneo console table has evocative interwoven wavy lines that recall the nature of the island’s coasts, the Mediterranean scrub and the effects of water on sandy sea beds.