This large carpet in Sardinian wool reinterprets in the prized and distinctive decorations the textile modules of the designer-artist Eugenio Tavolara, especially designed in the 1950s for the village of Bolotana, and it witnesses an important period in the history of the island marked by the rev

Inspired in its playful forms by the rocking horses in painted wood, these small ceramic sculptures are characterised by the prized stylistic synthesis emphasised by full and monochromatic glazing, enriched by few fabric, leather and gold leaf elements.

The traditional Nule flame design is the main feature of this Sardinian wool carpet, woven on a traditional vertical handloom with the wicker technique. This artefact is characterized by an ethnic touch, inspired by the colours of the traditional design.

This large spectacular shawl draws on the local tradition in the recognisable choice of damask fabric with large lace patterns and black flowers on a purple background, finely finished with a long macramé knotted fringe in two colours.

A multifunctional object of great decorative impact, this ceramic sphere has refined black and white decorations and satin-effect surfaces.