Webbing

Cuscini Cornice

The harmonious decorations of these prized cushions in linen and wool reinterpret some of the traditional motifs used by weavers with refined and contemporary taste. The new line is thus characterised by natural yarns in elegant tonal variations.

Artessile by Elena Mulas|Urzulei
Arazzo floreale

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
Tappeto Frunidu in blu

This Sardinian wool carpet of refined geometrical composition, balanced and carefully designed in its alternation of motifs and vibrant colours, is inspired by the weaving tradition of Nule, using original balanced fabrics, with a contemporary style and a hint to ethnic tradition.

Eugenia Pinna|Nule
Sculture Pesci

These pleasing ceramic Fish sculptures have dynamic and fluctuating shapes, emphasised by the wise use of white enamel and vibrant turquoise brushstrokes.

Ceramiche Pasella|Calangianus
Bisaccia

This Sardinia saddlebag, woven on a traditional vertical loom with the wicker technique, features a faithful copy of the traditional design.

|Nule

Il settore

The traditional textile industry offers a remarkable production, resulting from the mediation between history and traditional knowledge and the needs of contemporary living. The craftsmen working on the island – almost all of them pursuing family traditions, having been trained since they were children in the use of hand looms – now offer a very high quality production, full of archaic memories but, at the same time, featuring a modern design, a reinterpretation of the past to give new life to it. Nowadays, the textiles made in Sardinia feature a distinctive Sardinian character, the core element of Sardinian craftsmanship, but they also offer new shapes, models and materials with a strong and modern personality.