Pattadese jack knife with myrtle leaf-shaped blade featuring an exquisite damask handle with shaped grips in reused antique ivory, steel rivets and joint ring.

The stylised forms of this ceramic sculpture tell millennium-old stories, taken from the archaic pre-Nuragic culture with plastic and expressive trait, which evoke the female figure intended as a goddess symbolising fertility.

The collection of small black and white woman-shaped artifacts is part of the Bixinau project, launched in 2012 as a 3D tribute to all the women, aunts, granmas and girls who livened up the streets of the village throughout the day, to share advice and opinions.

The fascinating shape of a sea urchin, crafted with surprising technical skill and expertise, is one of the iconic pieces of the workshop.

Gallinaccio rampino is a wooden character, hand-made with different types of wood and scrap materials, assembled and decorated in a bright balance of shapes.