Artigiantessile by Davide Spiga | Vetrine dell'Artigiano Artistico

Artigiantessile by Davide Spiga

Irregular square rug

It is part of the production collection featuring contemporary tow-colour rib pattern, grey and neutral, implementing the traditional a pibiones and tutto pieno technique, hand-crafted with thick wool yarns intertwined in relief.

Artigiantessile by Davide Spiga|Villamassargia
Stripes-and-checks pillows

The wool and cotton pillow slips featuring a geometric patterns and the two-colour minimal frames and rows are characterised by a precious craftsmanship that make the piece even more precious.

Artigiantessile by Davide Spiga|Villamassargia
Flowered Bird rug

It is inspired by the motifs of the island's textile tradition; the design of the large polychrome modules rug is characterized by the a pibiones tutto pieno artisan technique, using thick wool.

Artigiantessile by Davide Spiga|Villamassargia
Chain-pattern towel sets

The linen towels evoke impressions of ancient preciousness with refined decoration crafted on the loom using the a pibiones technique. The set is customizable in design and combinations of color.

Artigiantessile by Davide Spiga|Villamassargia
"Rombo fiorito" rug

Balance and symmetry characterise the decoration of this wool rug featuring blue patterns on a natural background, with a flowered diamond central module that reinterprets the traditional motif in a stylised way.

Artigiantessile by Davide Spiga|Villamassargia

The artisan

Since 2001 Davide Spiga has managed Artigiantessile , a dynamic company founded in 1960 by his mother Anna Maria, an expert and passionate weaver who has the intuition to turn her passion and competence in traditional loom weaving into a modern business. She crafts by combining traditional techniques and modern stylistic and functional solutions, to meet the requirements of contemporary market in terms of quality and sensitivity, applied to local identity. Davide developed a dynamic management model to be applied to workshop production, focusing on research for innovation and up-to-date solution to preserve quality craftsmanship but that can also be applied to large-scale production.

The collection

The production consists of several lines of rugs, featuring compositions that explore traditional motifs or innovative and contemporary designs, in addition to a wide selection of fabrics and furnishings that include curtains, bedspreads, pillows, tablecloths, towels and other home textiles. All productions can be customized, tailored to meet specific customer requirements through preliminary choices.

The technique

The workshop uses manual semi-mechanic frames for the manufacturing of carpets and fabrics of different use, mainly made with the a pibiones technique, crafted and available different tutto pieno and semipieno varieties, using threads of Sardinian wool, cotton and linen.