The originality of their decorations and the irregular material used to craft them, are the main features of these three jugs. The fine and dreamlike decoration is the leading thread of this collection, interpreted through the stylised forms of a cow, a bird and a small house.

Rhombuses and intertwined geometric patterns typical of the traditional iconography of the village of Aggius, a composition locally called Lu pomu, are woven into the delicate colour of this carpet in Sardinian wool.

An intertwining of three calla stems sinuously climbs the elegant floor lamp in which the craftsman reinterprets with great technical skill, the naturalistic rendering of the floral design. Handcrafted in painted wrought iron, it can be customized in size and decoration.

In the warm texture of wood, the outlines of a new life can be seen, a concept further expressed through the steel element intended to emphasize the connection with the womb. The work is entirely handmade on an oleaster tree root and forged steel.

This hand-decorated ceramic vase features a decoration inspired by the marine world, crafted with the ancient graffitura technique on white glaze that highlights the nuances of the orange clay. The object is part of the Corallo collection and is available in different sizes.