Stylized animals are included in the  Pecore  collection, a set of decorative ceramics moulded and decorated by hand. These artistic models are characterized by balanced combinations of lines and detailed descriptive sections.

This alder wood engraved and hand-painted mask is part of a collection of zoomorphic figures (an ox, in this case) of the traditional carrasecare, the carnival of Ottana. The mask features the typical star or rose on the forefront and stylised leafs on the cheeks, symbols of good luck.

The charming figures of flamingos are depicted in elegant poses in these wrought iron sculptures, in which the fine flaming technique conveys splendid iridescent effects that evoke the nuances of plumage.

The stylised female figure wears the captivating traditional costume of Orgosolo, a landlocked village in central Sardinia, which is evoked by means of skillfully applied coloured brush strokes on a white background.

This pattadese jack knife is reinforced with an inner core and features a straight stainless steel blade; it is traditionally used in pastoral and contexts, its handle being made of a buffalo horn and a chamfered nickel silver or brass ring.