This small chest in chestnut and tulipier wood has shapes and decoration inspired by the traditional Sardinian wedding chest, simplified in the carved decoration with the distinctive motif of two stylised lapwings in the centre, enriched by brush-painted details in light green and red.

This prized stole, made of black orbace and black velvet lined with damask silk decorated with floral motifs, revives the shape of the traditional saddlebag with two large pockets, made precious by the embroidered appliques on lace with irregular-shaped coral beads.

Characterised by the sophisticated use of contrasting colours, these quality chopping boards are skilfully crafted with artistic creativity using cutting waste. Unique pieces that differ in geometric composition, they feature the natural colours of the variety of wood used.

This series of sculptures inspired by the women of Sardinian tradition, tells the stories of their traditional attires, made by the artist in an attempt to pay tribute to the Island cultural heritage. Women are recurring figures in the Pina Monne's works, both in pottery and murales.

This piece of art is part of a major collection crafted by the artist, inspired by the ex voto charms found in Punic tombs. Originally designed as monochromatic pieces, they are now enriched with reliefs, many-coloured glazes, pure gold and shells.