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Fatteri textile workshop

Doves and Vases tapestry

The decoration of this fine tapestry faithfully reproduces a pattern of the renowned textile tradition of Mogoro featuring the elegant stylised figures of doves and vases made with thin polychrome threads and gold threads on a neutral background.

Fatteri textile workshop|Mogoro
Saddlebag cushion

This hand-made cushions is woven on a flat loom, characterized by a contemporary taste featuring white and black decorations inspired by a typical saddlebag.

Fatteri textile workshop|Mogoro
Floral tapestry

Tapestry featuring a sophisticated floral motif, woven with light blue linen and silver threads on a neutral field. The elegant artefact is decorated with a pattern typical of Mogoro's weaving tradition, richly refined following the a bagas technique on a flat handloom.

Fatteri textile workshop|Mogoro
Peacock cushion

This cushion features stylized peacocks, a reinterpretation of traditional patterns with an innovative and balanced composition.

Fatteri textile workshop|Mogoro
Sa musta e s’ascia carpet

This hand-woven carpet is crafted on a flat loom with a pibiones reliefs. It is made of Sardinian T-moro brown wool, dyed with natural colours, featuring the typical sa musta e s’ascia motif, characterized by the use of grapes and shoots to bring good luck.

Fatteri textile workshop|Mogoro

The artisan

Since the Eighties, in their small workshop, Maria Luisa Fatteri and her sister Licia have been intertwining wefts and warps to create tapestries and carpets featuring strict geometries and colours and contrast, typical of the village of Mogoro. Recently, they have embraces an innovative stylistic research, working with a designer, combining traditional crafts with new compositions and solutions. The result is imbued with a distinctive contemporary touch and deeply rooted traditions.

The collection

The production includes a wide variety of artifacts intended for home furnishing, such as carpets, tapestries, pillows, tablecloths, bedspreads, runners. Products are strictly hand-made, meeting the specific needs of customers, such asthe customization of size and colour combination and decorative motifs, ensuring the uniqueness of each product, in line with the distinctive style of this workshops.

The technique

The workshop is characterized by the weaving of tapestries and other artefacts with the refined a bagas technique, performed on cotton, linen and light wool, and embellished with gold and silver threads. On the other hand, as for the creation of carpets, made of Sardinian wool, the a pibiones weaving technique is implemented, this local production being characterized by sturdier relief effects.