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  • The fixed damask steel blade and the raw mutton horn handle are handmade, a faithful copy of the knife owned by notorious Sardinian bandit Giovanni Battista Salis, a.k.a. Corbeddu, now diplayed at the History Museum of the Carabilieri Legion in Rome.

  • Inspired by tradition and freely reinterpreted, the bride’s jug is richly decorated with plastic additions depicting an intimate Sacred Family. Made entirely by hand as a unique sought-after piece, it has a slip matte finish, or white or multicoloured glazing.

  • The wavy shapes of the large centrepiece sculpture reproduces the sea waves in exquisite shades of blue with vibrant coral inflorescences.

  • Small carved bone mask inspired by the typical masks of the traditional carnival; it is available in different versions and sizes.

  • Very light in its transparency, the decoration of this refined glass plate is designed to reveal a ring of turquoise drops that frame and guard the mother-of-pearl in the centre.

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