Sardinian Furniture

The Classic shape of this vase recalls original wedding vases gifted to young brides to keep as a carafe by their bedside. It has been made in Sardinia for hundreds of years for func...

This striking wavy edged bowl with central punt can be a wall decoration as well as placed on a table. One of the main characteristics of raku firing is a second firing at temper...

The Heritage collection is an ongoing research project into Classic designs and patterns in Sardinian weaving history. Adapting these designs to today's production capabilities and c...

Patricia Urquiola was inspired by historic Sardinian designs, folklore and countryside which influenced the design of this carpet. The carpet was handmade in a small workshop which ...

A unique shallow bowl with pointed punt and uneven edge, the blue grey glaze over black ceramic exemplifying the Raku technique. One of the main characteristics of raku firing is ...

Long a traditional wedding present, The Nuptial vase was originally gifted to new brides as a small bedside carafe. With the arrival of running water 50 years ago, however, these vas...

The Tunda vase is part of the collection "Sisters," in which designer Valentina Cameranesi Sgroi plays with the traditional, elaborate nuptial vase gifted to young brides on the isla...

The Marria Vase is part of the collection "Sisters," in which designer Valentina Cameranesi Sgroi (also known as VCS) plays with the traditional, elaborate nuptial vase gifted to you...

Following on a series of vases made with Mexican artisans, Sam Baron continues his exploration into what makes an object belong to a certain territory. Langiu (tall) Vase and Cruciu ...

Following on a series of vases made with Mexican artisans, Sam Baron continues his exploration into what makes an object belong to a certain territory. Langiu (tall) Vase and Cruciu ...

The color is inspired by the classic Sardinian tradition of painting wood furniture with "sangue di bue" to achieve a deep brown, almost black that contrasts sharply with the natural...

The color is inspired by the Classic Sardinian tradition of painting wood furniture with "sangue di bue" to achieve a deep brown, almost black that contrasts sharply with the natural...

The color is inspired by the Classic Sardinian tradition of painting wood furniture with "sangue di bue" to achieve a deep brown, almost black that contrasts sharply with the natural...

This hand-crafted pillow was designed by a local Chicago artist and textile historian who lovingly repurposes the vintage fabrics, garments and embroidery fragments she collects duri...

Sardinian ceramic art Popular Marras, 1950s.

Lenci decorative plate “Sardinian landscape” ceramic, 1940, Italy.

Lenci decorative plate “Sardinian landscape” ceramic, 1940, Italy.

Sardinian ceramic plate with partridge decoration, 1960s, Italy Aldo Ajò.

Ceramic plate depicting a Sardinian scene entitled "A Convegno" created by the artist illustrator Edina Altara at the end of the 19th century. Italian production from the 1940s, sign...

A chic pillow made from a 19th century Sardinian embroidered panel depicting several leaves and birds mounted on Belgian linen and filled with down.

Unusual Sardinian Italian pinecones "lumachelle " entirely handmade: one by one with infinite patiente, by Emilia Palomba - Interesting price for Final Clearance Sale ----------- n...

Sardinian sculpture by the sculptor Giuseppe Silecchia, 1960, represents a peasant, with straw baskets.

Sardinian dome chandelier hand-woven straw green color mid-centuy Italy design.

Polychrome ceramic vase. Sardinian polychrome ceramics by Claudio Pulli. Claudio Pulli one of the greatest Sardinian artists, Multicolored crackle nail polish Polychrome enamele...

This striking bronze represents a four-armed warrior in the style of Sardinian Bronze Age figures, known as "bronzetti." Crafted in the 1960s in Italy, the figure exudes a unique pa...

1960s Astonishing polycrome craquelé vase by Giuseppe Locci in sardinian ceramic. It's in excellent condition. This vase is a true piece of art. Made in Italy Dimension: 5,90 x 11,...

A highly unusual antique rug originating from near Ittiri, located in the north-eastern portion of the Italian island of Sardinia. These were used as covers of sorts because of their...

A pencil drawing that is somewhat surreal describes in great detail the figures of a couple sharing In a landscape but existing separately somehow.

This stunning and unique sculptural bowl of unusual crescent-moon form with four feet, with hues of blue, grey green and unglazed black. One of the main characteristics of raku fi...

This stunning square bowl with raised corners with three distinct color glazes can be hung or displayed on a table. One of the main characteristics of raku firing is a second firi...

19th century Sardinian panel from a bed cover with a repeated looped pile pattern of lions in brown and black on a natural colored ground. Mounted.

A collection of five early 20th century Sardinian bronzes of native tribes men all mounted on block ebonized bases. Modelled on the typical bronze and early Iron age native bronze...

This striking example with blue and green hues and uneven edge has a volcanic feel. One of the main characteristics of raku firing is a second firing at temperatures between 900 a...

The color is inspired by the classic Sardinian tradition of painting wood furniture with "sangue di bue" to achieve a deep brown, almost black that contrasts sharply with the natural...

The color is inspired by the classic Sardinian tradition of painting wood furniture with "sangue di bue" to achieve a deep brown, almost black that contrasts sharply with the natural...