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Pendant made of several pieces corresponding to each other, layers of carved cherry, ash, wengé and oak. Accompanied by a rigid strap.
Wooden pendant, made of a three-dimensional inlay, typical design of the sorrentine inlay, reinterpreted, accompanied by a flesh-colored suede strap.
Wooden earrings, a reference to the typical ornament, drawing of the sorrentine inlay, accompanied by surgical steel hooks.
Wooden pendant, made with a traditional inlay in ash, red erablé and maple wood, accompanied by a flesh-colored suede strap
Wooden earrings of tulip tree decorated with a stylized floral inlay, equipped with surgical steel hooks.
The natural brilliance and lightness of pure silk from Ponge that envelops the body with every movement, makes it for me the most suitable material for everyday use.
I study each design trying to create foulard that, by folding them in different directions, change color. By doing so, they seem unique every time.
Wooden earrings inlaid with black erblè, maple and olive, equipped with surgical steel hooks.
The natural brilliance and lightness of pure silk from Ponge that envelops the body with every movement, makes it for me the most suitable material for everyday use.
I study each design trying to create foulard that, by folding them in different directions, change color. By doing so, they seem unique every time.
Wooden earrings decorated with an inlay that recalls the designs of the splendid Sorrentine inlay used in the production of small tables, equipped with surgical steel hooks.
The natural brilliance and lightness of pure silk from Ponge that envelops the body with every movement, makes it for me the most suitable material for everyday use.
I study each design trying to create foulard that, by folding them in different directions, change color. By doing so, they seem unique every time.
Wooden earrings decorated with an olive and light blue maple inlay, equipped with surgical steel hooks.
The natural brilliance and softness of pure silk satin that caresses the body with every movement, makes it for me one of the noblest materials in the world.
I study each design trying to create scarves that, by folding them in different directions, change color. By doing so, they seem unique every time.
