Sa Zinta is an elegantly tailored band-belt made of fine local fabrics handwoven using the loom and combined with velvet, silk and refined brocade details. Entirely handcrafted as a single piece, it has ever differing details.

The essential lines of this armchair enhance the original asymmetrical composition of the decorative modules, in strong graphic and chromatic contrast, amongst which the central horse stands out, an element taken from the local decorative iconography with a stylised and contemporary form.

This cotton tulle veil, typical of the traditional Sarrabus attire, features a complex hand-made clable stitch embroidery inspired by raditional motifs, available as an accessory for brides and cerimonies.

These practical contemporary American placemats with asymmetric composition are realised by combining, through the use of the patchwork technique, black and white fabrics with various other fabrics.

This elegant black tibet wool shawl is richly embroidered with garlands and ears of corn, symbolising fertility, drawn on the traditional feminine costume for special occasions.