This chair in chestnut wood revives the forms and decoration of an ancient model of the Sardinian tradition, decorated in linear composition with the typical symbols of the hand-carved rosette and lapwing. Handcrafted, this striking chair is suitable for various rooms of the house.

Sa Stangiada, a typical element of the renowned traditional ceramic production of Assemini, is reinterpreted with contemporary taste in this original version with bold glazed colours, also produced in the unglazed variant faithful to tradition.

The sophisticated shape of a coral branch is the main feature of this artifact, painted with different shades of red glaze. It may be used as a decorative object or a base for a lamp, available in different sizes, enriching a collection dedicated to the marine world.

These fluctuating fish have a vibrant and lively form, well represented in the small raku ceramic sculptures combining glazed surfaces with matte black. Individually handcrafted, they are available in different shapes and colours.

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.