The scivedda, a typical object of the local tradition, is revisited with the distinctive CMA style, characterised by the engraved lapwing decoration, which is expressed in an elegant stylistic composition, and enriched by ceramic glazing in green and blue shades.

The dynamism of shapes of the glass vase is emphasised by the high quality rendering of the copper decoration, its organic structure, emerging from the irregular blue petrol transparencies.

These cobalt blue ceramic bowls, featuring an embedded sculpture, different in form and size, reminds of the yard of a small boat. Proposed as a piece of fine decorative art, they meet the buyer's demand for an innovative contemporary objet d'art.

Evocative of simplicity and purity, the figure of the Angel is skilfully stylised in the lines of this pure white glazed ceramic sculpture. It is part of the Natali line, in which the charismatic image is interpreted in many refined stylisations, with ever-changing details.

The rounded laurel leaf-shaped blade of this hard wearing arburese jack knife is made of damask carbon steel, it has a handle with a spring, grips in light ram horn, nails and a brass ring joint. Entirely handcrafted as a unique piece, it has ever-changing finishes and details.