Crafted with evident technical mastery, these curtain rods in wrought iron have ends that are sculpted and depict different subjects, straight or curled, invariably characterised by unique manufacture and stylistic value.

Classic and elegant, these Pavoncella (lapwing) line plates revive the symbol of local tradition, originally brush-enamelled with a fine satin finish. Handcrafted in engraved and paint brush-decorated ceramic, these plates are part of a well-assorted line of coordinated tableware.

The stylised figures of a man and a woman with the essential lines taken from the archaic Nuragic culture are holding one another in a perfect, idealised embrace. Made of thick shaped silver thread, they are exclusively designed by this goldsmith.

This prized pendant in silver, gold and coral is entirely realised in thin filigree thread with experimental technique that reinterprets the local goldsmith tradition, particularly inspired by the buttons of the traditional costume for women in the decorative composition and in the central bezel.

Coro is the prized decorative element inspired by the amulets of the local popular tradition that contained elegant brocades and other small objects, cherished by those who placed them there.