Silver and fabric pendant. The jewel includes elements made of the typical fabric used for saddlebags, and a central silver element crafted with the fusion technique, decorated with tiny motifs.

Being a fundamental element of the traditional female costume of Dorgali, Sa Zoiga used to be given as a gift to brides by their fiancées.

The ram is depicted with refined descriptive synthesis in this small sculpture, detailed in the relief plastic effect of the surfaces that reproduce this animal's curly coat.

This gold brooch is embellished with a Bolma Rugosa eye-shaped pendant and a boar tusk, aka “Su Puleu” (bunch of grapes), and entirely hand-made using traditional techniques. Traditionally used as a lucky charm against the evil, it was presented to daughters at their birth.

The decoration of this elegant and original decorative glass panel reinterprets the archaic symbol of the tree of life with new and contemporary taste. Realised using the artisanal fused glass technique, it features stylised shapes and bright contrasting colours.