This large spectacular shawl draws on the local tradition in the recognisable choice of damask fabric with large lace patterns and black flowers on a purple background, finely finished with a long macramé knotted fringe in two colours.

This refined decorative panel revisits abstract geometries inspired by Mondrian using traditional orbace, woollen fabric that more than any other represents the regional textile identity.

Su bonette, the typical cap worn by the shepherds of Barbagia and a distinctive symbol of the Sardinian culture, is reproduced with a careful and elegant selection of corduroy fabrics.

This tibet wool shawl with rich macramé-crafted fringes characterised by an exquisite and complex technique creatively reinterprets the composition of the embroidered flounce typical of the costume of Orosei.

Inspirations and colours typical of the traditional barbaricino garments, expressed through abstraction and contemporary codes, featured in this fine woolen and cotton, velvet and orbace cushion.