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Hand-Woven Fabrics

  • This elegant white silk shawl with a long hand-crafted fringe is embroidered with forms inspired by ancient idioms and symbols of archaic Mediterranean cultures. The certificate of origin of the materials used is proof of the value of the prestigious made in Italy.

  • Original and distinctive, this small handbag in cork fabric is decorated with fine embroidery depicting stylised vine shoots in black and silver. Handcrafted, it can be used as a clutch-bag or with a thin shoulder strap, and it comes in a number of decorative and chromatic variations.

  • This original mantle, made with four embroidered layers of cloth, elegantly reinterprets elements of the traditional embroidery of Oliena and the elegant pleating of the costume of Sennori.

  • The fine embroidery of the apron, which forms part of the traditional costume of Nuoro, reproduces the original exhibited in the Ethnographic Museum in Nuoro with great stylistic consistency. A strikingly distinctive element, it is embroidered in polychrome silk thread on black woollen cloth.

  • With an elongated shape and a dynamic composition, these original cotton fabric panels with traditional weavings are decorated with large red leaves and black wafer-thin lines, giving a sophisticated graphic effect.

Il settore

The handicraft production based on the valorisation of textiles is robust, distinctive and successful, connected to the use of traditional weaves featuring beautiful embroideries or decorative and pictorial elements.
Aimed at crafting functional and decorative artefacts to be exhibited and worn, it reinterprets tradition with impressive stylistic solutions, evocative and contemporary at the same time. Traditional themes and symbols intertwine and are investigated and explored.
 
Precious fabrics transform, traditional forms acquire new functions, embroidery techniques open up to new possibilities, turning into workshop-specific crafting techniques and distinctive features. The result is a production of unique and charismatic objects, one's privilege to possess.