Artistic and decorative steel objects, hand-forged and engraved, inspired by the traditional textile motifs, the ox and the deer, reinterpreted by artist and designer Eugenio Tavolara for the weavers of Sarule.

These decorative plates and trays in painted iron, with geometric and essential shapes, are decorated with stars and suns taken from the weaving iconography of Sarule. They are part of the line of Tessili (textile) plates, ever-changing in their original shapes and decorations.

This original hand-forged tray is inspired by the shape of a traditional grill.

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.

The essential lines of this metal chair painted in black evoke the looms of times past, through the skilful use of the textile element in the shape of the well-known stylised bird, su puzone, interwoven in polychrome wool threads on the backrest, an elegant reference to the weaving tradi