This hand-decorated ceramic plate, featuring a stylised plover, is characterized by the use of an ancient white glaze graffito technique that underscores the orange shades of clay.

Explicitly inspired by local tradition, the finely engraved lace-like decoration is made of glazed terracotta. The central stylised lapwing module reinterprets the symbols of other forms of Sardinian tradition, such as weaving and carving.

This refined coffee table is skilfully inlaid with richly interwoven geometric shapes and sophisticated depth effects, obtained using different varieties of wood with different colour rendering.

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.

The innovative design of this hand-made cork stool reinterprets s’iscanneddu, the traditional Sardinian household stool. The shape is obtained by properly overlapping cork sticks. A logic and simple project.