Vetrine dell'Artigiano Artistico

Hand-Woven Fabrics

Scialle Flora

This refined black tibet wool shawl with a richly polychrome silk floral motif entirely embroidered by hand, is based on an ancient and original design drawn from the collection of motifs that the craftswoman has collected over time, following thorough personal research of local traditio

Luisella Fenu|
Bracciale

This silk and hand-embroidered linen wristband features the a puntu vanu technique, inspired by the collars and the cuffs of the local traditional attire. Double eyelet silver closure. Original and sophisticated interpretation of the traditional piece of clothing.

LAB by Antonella Tedde|Macomer
Bisaccia tradizionale

The saddlebag used on special occasions, typical of Sardinian tradition, is revived with evocative aesthetic fidelity in this version in loom-woven fabric with finely embroidered well-wishing motifs of the vine leaf with small bunches of grapes.

Rita Cossu|Punching
Tovagliette

Precious objects of affection rich in symbolism and reminding ancient tales; the cotton placemats are embroidered with motifs that evoke local traditions, with trimmings and different designs.

Omines Gabba Atelier by Giampaolo Gabba|Nuoro
Sciarpe a maglia a coste in lana con tinture naturali

These refined merinos knitted woollen scarves are characterised by vibrant natural colours and the first-class softness of the fine yarn.

Maurizio Savoldo|

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.