Elegant yet practical thanks to its many pockets, this flat bag with an original rounded shape and a round handle features the typical black and white geometric pattern used for traditional saddlebags, in combination with silk damask fabric with black and gold floral designs.

This fine tibet wool shawl with a macramé-crafted fringe is characterised by its particular motif and manufacture of the embroidery, produced in the “padded” stitch variation.

This refined decorative panel revisits abstract geometries inspired by Mondrian using traditional orbace, woollen fabric that more than any other represents the regional textile identity.

This linen blend table runner merges hand-made embroideries and loom-made textiles crafted in collaboration with a weaver, featuring a precious Sprighitta froria weave, an ancient stitch used for traditional costumes and trousseaux.

This traditional shawl is hand-embroidered on a Tibet bride fabric, featuring a typical design of Decimomannu, inspired by a floral pattern that includes symbols such as the spikes, grapes and forget-me-nots. Used for traditional attires but also as a modern accessory.