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Satodà

Gambales bedside table

This original and practical wooden bedside table is designed, in the particular rounded and sculpted shapes, to be hung on the wall so as to be suspended.

Satodà|Mamoiada
Bottle case

Wooden bottle cases crafted and decorated with different traditional objects, such as mamuthones, bronze statuettes and objects inspired by the shepherds' traditions.

Satodà|Mamoiada
Carlotta suspended bedside table with painted blue star

Practical and original, this suspended bedside table is designed to be hung on the wall.

Satodà|Mamoiada
Perda Pintà suspended bedside table

This original and practical wooden bedside table is designed, in its particular rounded and sculpted shapes, to be hung on the wall so as to be suspended.

Satodà|Mamoiada
Carlotta suspended bedside table with Lapwing

Practical and original, this suspended bedside table is designed to be hung on the wall.

Satodà|Mamoiada

The artisan

Satodà is a Sardinian company founded in 1997 in Mamoiada (Sardinia), a territory of ancient cultural traditions, art and crafts. What used to be Sandro Cadinu's creative personal interest, turned into his main activity, with passion and perseverance. In his workshop he creates unique and personalized objects, through the use of various manual techniques, meeting specific needs with a flexible approach. Each product features small differences and unique characteristics, underscoring his skills.

The collection

Of all this craftsman's production, only the evocative Sas Visieras collection is reported in this site, including faithful copies of the traditional Mamoiada mamuthones masks, which are made of leather, wood and resin, available in different sizes: wearable large ones, and smaller precious pieces of jewellery to be used as pendants. In his workshop, the craftsman manufactures a wide and flexible range of products, including custom-made furnishings and original accessories.

The technique

The processing of leather and resin masks is carried out by carefully shaping the materials on the wooden moulds created by the craftsman. Other masks are carved on wood. The artisan uses all joinery techniques with great skill, including the design of the object, its construction and its inlay decoration.