This cotton and natural wool tapestry features silk brocade flowers and mother-on-pearl leaves. The background is woven on a traditional handloom, with the linear design typical of the traditional dough cloths, while the use of the brocade is inspired by the rich Sardinian attires.

This large ceramic Revolution vase, inspired in shape by the local finds of the archaic Nuragic culture, is decorated with evocative contemporary polychrome glazing with cracked effects obtained using the crawling technique.

The decoration of this large plate resumes the natural elements of rock, sand and fire in the abstract composition of large backgrounds with contrasting colours and different material effects.

Recalling a precious corolla, the organic shape of the burgundy glass vase, is mottled in its transparency with small bubbles and decorated with engraved sheet copper elements.

The organic lines of the wild olive burl are sculpted so as to form the outline of the Island, from the depths of which light drops emerge, worked in plastic form in mirror-polished steel, so as to symbolise life with its sorrow and joy.