This large original carpet in Sardinian wool reinterprets, in a modern key, one of the most common motifs of local textile iconography, the flower with eight petals, designed in asymmetric composition and of contemporary taste.

The abstract decoration of this large carpet made of Sardinian wool is knotted and finished with artisanal mastery in uneven colours and graphic lines.

It is inspired by the local traditional wooden chests, decorated following the intaglio technique, with a personal interpreteattion of  the Chimeras motif, applied to the compositional taste of the central module and in the laeral borders of the large rug.

Refined hand-woven black and white table strip with a small diamond-shaped geometric pattern, a ramu weaving technique, and decorative frills with good luck vine-shoots and grape bunches, sa mostra e s’axia, woven with silver threads on a black field.

This carpet in Sardinian wool features distinctive lively polychrome decorations combining textile modules taken from tradition and designs by the designer-artist Eugenio Tavolara, especially developed in the fifties for the village of Bolotana.