This gold and cowry shell pendant, also known as Sorighe 'e mare (cowry), is entirely hand-craft using traditional goldsmith techniques. Traditionally, it was used as a fertility charm and was therefore presented as a gift at a daughtr's birth.

Elegant and refined, these linen and cotton towels have fine decorative bands with motifs taken from the local tradition realised with the pibiones relief technique. Available in many colours and decorative variants, they can be further customised in size and decorations.

This original silver pendant recalls with its parallel lines the concept of weaving, interpreted with an eloquently synthetic graphic trait. Handcrafted, it can be worn with a matching ring and earrings.

This iron stool painted in black and gold, characterised by clear-cut essential lines, bears the typical star taken from the weaving iconography of Sarule on the seat. It is part of the line of Tessili (textile) stools, that have ever-changing decorations.

Inspired in design by the Sardinian goldsmith tradition, these fine filigree earrings are made with technical virtuosity, with impressive handcrafted turquoise bezels.