With the pride of the figures of the archaic Greek vases, the warrior woman represented in this large brooch is finely crafted with originality and oneiric style, distinctive of this goldsmith’s workshop.

This silver ring with a mirror-finish surface that has a central irregularity that houses a small copper sphere, draws on the shape of the corbula, a woven receptacle of the local tradition.

This splendid necklace reproduces the gold necklace a Cannacca, classic of the Sardinian goldsmith tradition and very common in the Campidano area around Cagliari, characterised by elegant sphere elements decorated with fine filigree and granulation.

The expressive force of stark contrast is what characterises this sophisticated pendant, in which the warm colour of gold contrasts with the black intensity of the stone, whilst the precise, minimal working of obsidian contrasts with the rich material crafting of filigree.

The old terracotta spool, used to roll up the thread, becomes jewel, turning into a sophisticated pendant/earring. Created as object of local identity connected to the textile Sardinian culture, it is part of the "IS" project, available in yellow gold or silver.