This large original carpet in Sardinian wool reinterprets, in a modern key, one of the most common motifs of local textile iconography, the flower with eight petals, designed in asymmetric composition and of contemporary taste.

The motif used in the large carpet offers a contemporary interpretation of the archaic Nuragic warrior stick figure, based on the design created by Dorgali artist Mario Spanu, specifically created for the Serafina Senette's workshop in Dorgali.

This collection of cushions decorated with floral stylised motifs organized in large modules, is inspired by the textile tradition of the village of Mogoro and woven on a traditional manual loom with many-coloured silk threads, and silver and gold threads on a natural cotton field.

This table runner woven with cotton warps and linen woofs on a handloom, is characterized by the use of the a pibiones technique, featuring two side bands, decorated with the a catenella motif, typical of Sardinian weaving tradition, and a hemstitch.

The elegant decoration of this cushion accurately revives the weaving of the traditional saddlebags, betua, in the black and white motif interrupted by a band with small stylised bright polychrome modules depicting women.