This elegant rectangular cotton rug is characterised by its compositional simplicity and by the use of melange yarns with fine chromatic rendering. It features flat weaving with a large border realised according to the semipieno (half bodied) pibiones relief technique.

These fine linen table runners are decorated with motifs taken from the local textile tradition, carefully finished with hemstitching, the hallmark of this workshop.

These three decorative panels depict the typical charismatic Sardinian dance, su ballu tundu, rich in archaic rituals and propitiatory meanings, with stylised male and female figures, typical decorative elements of local weaving.

This table runner in cotton and linen realised using the handloom, has detailed decorations of birds and seedlings taken from traditional weaving and crafted according to the relief technique locally known as a beltighitta, and more generally known as pibiones.

The special carpet featuring the island landscape is inspired by beautiful graphic solutions, such as the prickly pear, one of the amazing symbols characterizing the Island landscape; the original design is made of silk.