The core traditional Sardinian furnishing piece, the bridal chest, is repeated with timeless elegance in this container, finely carved with lapwings and geometric motifs. Characterized by fine craftsmanship, it evokes the aesthetics of ancient preciousness.

The sophisticated and distinctive blunt-end blade of this Guspinese jack knife is made of damask carbon steel, it has a handle with a spring, grips in light ram horn, nails and a brass ring joint. Entirely handcrafted as a unique piece, it has ever-changing finishes and details.

This evocative mask in natural hide revives the characteristic expression of the well-known grotesque grinning masks in Phoenician-Punic terracotta.

Coloured plastic elements form a free composition, among which the captivating shape of a flying kite stands out, which characterises the decoration of this round plate with a fine glazed surface that has metallic and iridescent effects.

This ceramic fruit and tea stand features sophisticad colours, with a distinctive open-section shape.