This series of sculptures inspired by the women of Sardinian tradition, tells the stories of their traditional attires, made by the artist in an attempt to pay tribute to the Island cultural heritage. Women are recurring figures in the Pina Monne's works, both in pottery and murales.

This core-reinforced straight blade jack knife is typical of a Sardinian tradition called campidanese. It is the result of a study on Medio Campidano knives, similar to the pattadese models used by shepherds.

This remarkable round shaped basket used to gather saffron is robust, and comes with a practical handle. It is entirely handcrafted using the weft and warp weaving technique.

The delicate orchid flower, depicted in relief with valuable and skillful techniques, is the elegant floral pattern of the decorative wood panel.

This set of cotton and linen towels is crafted with weaving and sophisticated and minimal shades. The side decorations are obtained by alternating woofs of different size and colour.