Rhombus-shaped modules and intertwined geometric patterns distinctive of the traditional iconography of the village of Aggius are woven into the delicate colours of this carpet in naturally-dyed Sardinian wool.

This large carpet in Sardinian wool features a modern interpretation of one of the most common motifs of the local textile iconography, the rhombus, designed in an asymmetric composition of contemporary taste in elegant contrast of white and grey.

The traditional su pistoccu motif, with flowers and diamonds, is the result of a delicate juxtaposition of pink on a neutral background in this carpet crafted according to the pibiones relief technique.

Decorated with a rich floral pattern, this tapestry is the symbol of the traditional weaving industry of the village of  Mogoro, woven with precious silk threads into sophisticated chromatic harmonies, dyed with natural colours and decorated with golden threads.

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.