This striking pendant, which stands out for the interlaced design of the filigree thread, breaks free from tradition, adding a fine contemporary touch. It is the result of new stylistic interpretations by this goldsmith’s workshop, which stems from mastery of tradition and techniques.

It combines the simplicity of terracotta with the preciousness of accurate fretwork forms, engraved with fine work of painted enamel decorations; the wall lamp is crafted entirely by hand with artisan expertise.

They reinterpret local wildlife figures with stylistic synthesis; animals are made with sheet metal and copper wire shaped and applied to surfaces with special effects of oxidation, that merge the warm colour of copper with the shades of vibrated green.

Su bundhu, the traditional red cork mask represents the devil and inspires the interesting collection of bottle covers, made with scraps of fabrics such as wool orbace, velvet and fustian.

The characteristic marine subject of the coral branch is crafted by means of an elegant use of white on cobalt-blue background enamels, in this decorative panel of glazed ceramic.