This Sardinian wool carpet features a balanced geometrical motif with stripes and alternating light and dark grey shades.

The essential lines of this armchair enhance the original asymmetrical composition of the decorative modules, in strong graphic and chromatic contrast, amongst which the central horse stands out, an element taken from the local decorative iconography with a stylised and contemporary form.

The circular shapes with relief motifs of this pendant in white and vibrant bordeaux glazed ceramic, with touches of bright gold touches, echo the charismatic figure of the nuragic pintadera, an archaic well-wishing seal for bread, and in particular of the one found in the Nuragic comple

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.

Striking in its essential lines, this ring revives the women's wedding ring of the Sardinian goldsmith tradition, widespread and adopted throughout the island, which was characterised by the engraving of the groom's initials, reinterpreted with contemporary taste with the unusual use of white gol