Vetrine dell'Artigiano Artistico

Webbing

Tappeto Rombo Fiorito e Cervi

This elegant woollen carpet is crafted according to the tuttopieno (full bodied) pibiones relief technique.

Stefania Meli|
B'Estes

B’Estes is a small but significant collection that includes three typical Sardinian animals: the sheep, the donkey and the wild boar.

Eugenia Pinna|Nule
Bisaccia fiorita

This artefact reproduces the fine festive saddlebag typical of tradition, faithfully using the ancient artisanal techniques and the typical decoration in black and white with polychrome floral bands.

Isabella Frongia|Samugheo
Cuscini

These cotton cushions with different decorations and inspirations that can be combined in many ways reproduce original designs by the weavers inspired by the works of the artist Maria Lai, besides the well-known capretta (goat) Lai 81 and other geometric forms.

Società Cooperativa Tessile Su Marmuri|Ulassai
Striscia da tavolo

This neautral table runner features a refined relief weave, hand-made with the a pibiones technique. The central band includes a repeated floral pattern, typical of Sardinia tradition. Embellished with a hemstitch, the artefact is available in different sizes and patterns.

Anna Segreto's company|Villamassargia

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.