The passion and the study of Sardinian traditions resulted in the creation of figures inspired by the local carnival costumes: Mamuthones, Boes and Merdules, shaped with skill and made even more striking by the use of dark wood colours, crafted in a terracotta mould and then hand-refined.

This statue of a goat is the first of a series of animal figures dedicated to the island wildlife. This small object of affection is made with the Naked Raku technique, which gives the piece of work a contemporary and original visual profile.

The "Sa Mustra" collection, inspired by decorative motifs of ancient Sardinian chests, available with different lapwing decorations, makes clear reference to the four natural elements: water, earth, fire and air.

The profile of a mining landscape, story of a recent past that still characterises the environment where this ceramist lives because of the buildings of industrial archaeology, is realised using the refined naked raku technique in a fine design in this decorative panel made up of three m

The archaic figures of the Archer, of the Tribal Chief and of the Warrior, taken from the Nuragic civilisation, are tastefully reinterpreted in these ceramic sculptures, embellished by the original colour rendering of the surfaces obtained through personalised reduction