Webbing

Tappeto Diart

The original Diart carpet is the result of remarkable knowledge, cooperation and exchange between Sardinian and Tunisian weavers.

Artessile by Elena Mulas|Urzulei
Coltello tradizionale

This jack knife has a finely crafted classic myrtle leaf-shaped blade, a handle with a spring, shaped sides in light mouflon horn and engraved brass guard.

Gino Moledda|Nuoro
Tappeto Germogli

This Sardinia wool carpet features a balanced geometrical motif, carefully designed to obtain a balance in the composition of stripes and the small slant modules inspired by the shape of a sprout.

Eugenia Pinna|Nule
Tappeto grande S'intrecciu

This large carpet in Sardinian wool reinterprets in the prized and distinctive decorations the textile modules of the designer-artist Eugenio Tavolara, especially designed in the 1950s for the village of Bolotana, and it witnesses an important period in the history of the island marked by the rev

"S'iscaccu" textile workshop|Bolotana
Tappeto Colombi della Pace

This elegant large woollen carpet is richly decorated with colourful motifs of plants and birds. Crafted using the pibiones relief technique in the full-bodied (tutto pieno) variant, it can be customised in size, composition and colour combinations.

Francesco Tatti|Samugheo

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.