This sculpture in Orosei marble, steel and bronze stands out for the harmony of the plastic forms and for the colour combinations.

This refined reinterpretation of the typical local saddlebag is handcrafted using the battoro in posta technique with compositional virtuosity in the delicate use of black and neutral colours with velvet borders.

The essential lines of this metal chair painted in black evoke the looms of times past, through the skilful use of the textile element in the shape of the well-known stylised bird, su puzone, interwoven in polychrome wool threads on the backrest, an elegant reference to the weaving tradi

This mask in dark brown hide strikingly reinterprets the grotesque Mamuthones mask, a fascinating yet frightening figure of the traditional carnival of Mamoiada.

Silver pendant, crafted entirely by hand and decorated with precious brocade, original reinterpretation of the button used traditionally to decorate clothing for men and women. The elegant cone shape is emphasized by the vibrant and sophisticated colour scheme of brocade, a clear reference to the