Vetrine dell'Artigiano Artistico

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Tappeto Elegio

This Sardinian wool carpet features a balanced geometrical motif with stripes and alternating light and dark grey shades.

Eugenia Pinna|Nule
Cuscini pavoni

These cotton and linen cushions decorated with relief motifs, either tone on tone or with different shades, are woven on a traditional manual loom, following the pibiones technique.

Artessile by Elena Mulas|Urzulei
Tappeto L’uccello a rombo

La decorazione asimmetrica a grandi moduli rielabora in chiave contemporanea i motivi tradizionali dell’uccello e del rombo, caratterizzando il tappeto dalle cromie essenziali del verde salvia e neutro.

Piermariano Sanna|Villamassargia
Tappeto Motivo giro fiori

This cotton tone-on-tone carpet decorated with the so-called giro fiori, a composition of geometrical and floral elements woven with the traditional a soprariccio semipieno technique, is a refined and bright accessory, easy to maintain and suitable for different settings.

Tessilarredo|Calangianus
Tappeto Salvia

This large spectacular carpet in Sardinian wool and cotton in natural white and grey with fine touches of sage green, stands out for its prized abstract decoration created with irregular effects of the traditional pibiones relief technique.

Mariantonia Urru|Samugheo

Il settore

The traditional textile industry offers a remarkable production, resulting from the mediation between history and traditional knowledge and the needs of contemporary living. The craftsmen working on the island – almost all of them pursuing family traditions, having been trained since they were children in the use of hand looms – now offer a very high quality production, full of archaic memories but, at the same time, featuring a modern design, a reinterpretation of the past to give new life to it. Nowadays, the textiles made in Sardinia feature a distinctive Sardinian character, the core element of Sardinian craftsmanship, but they also offer new shapes, models and materials with a strong and modern personality.