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.

Rhombuses and intertwined geometric patterns typical of the traditional iconography of the village of Aggius, a composition locally called Lu pomu, are woven into the delicate colour of this carpet in Sardinian wool.

This neautral table runner features a refined relief weave, hand-made with the a pibiones technique. The central band includes a repeated floral pattern, typical of Sardinia tradition. Embellished with a hemstitch, the artefact is available in different sizes and patterns.

Cotton and Sardinian wool tapestry with groups of peacocks facing the Tree of Life. Inspired by the iconography of traditional weaving, the motifs are made following the littos technique, duplicated on an original elongated rectangular field.

The large Sardinian wool carpet features vivid colours and 3D details through the original use of the to mat and annodata techniques. Graphic relief signs overlap defined geometric patterns with in bright colour contrasts.