The rounded shape of a moorhen is the main feature of this glazed ceramic centrepiece, that is lathe-made and decorated. It is part of the Gallinelle collection featuring a stylised representation of the most popular animal of traditional local craftsmanship.

925 silver bracelet embellished with mounted precious and semiprecious stones. The artefact is result of the manufacturing of a silver plate, that is perforated, hammered and hand-engraved. Yellow gold bezels are mounted on it to house different stones.

This set of towels is made with cotton warps and linen woofs on a handloom. This artefact is characterized by two side decorations, with a raw linen colour and intertwining threads of different sizes and colours.

They are inspired by the typical profile of Sardinian villages: the distinctive small houses made with irregular and enriched by stylized shapes, enriched by different types of flowers and plants populate the ancient villages, giving the subject the dignity of a "jewel".

Rhombuses and intertwined geometric patterns typical of the traditional iconography of the village of Aggius, a composition locally called Lu pomu, are woven into the delicate colour of this carpet in Sardinian wool.