This artefact reproduces the fine festive saddlebag typical of tradition, faithfully using the ancient artisanal techniques and the typical decoration in black and white with polychrome floral bands.

The figure of the whale is reproduced with fine descriptive synthesis in this elegant pendant in gold, burnished silver, sapphires and brilliants, realised with sophisticated and experimental filigree goldsmith technique that reinterprets the local goldsmith tradition in new forms.

Classic and elegant, these Pavoncella (lapwing) line plates revive the symbol of local tradition, originally brush-enamelled with a fine satin finish. Handcrafted in engraved and paint brush-decorated ceramic, these plates are part of a well-assorted line of coordinated tableware.

This jack knife features a exquisitely refined single-piece handle and a bay leaf-shaped blade, made of stainless steel. The handle is made of mutton horn and a hand-chamfered nickel silver ring. The piece is inspired  by an in-depth study of local nature and fauna.
 

Hand-crafted and decorated glazed ceramic many-coloured jugs. Lathe-crafted and then bent in a dynamic shape, counter-balanced by the handle. Featuring bright monochromatic decorations, the pieces show the marks of the craftsman's work, enriching them in a unique way.