The large glass platter shows the dynamism of the Island's sea with its transparencies and shades recalling the seabed, with imaginative arrangements of bubbles, seaweeds and corals. It is part of the prime collection of the workshop, reinvented over time with furnishings of different uses.

Inspired by the traditional well-wishing amulet, su kokku, these fine pendants echo the local filigree jewellery, made with prized glass spheres decorated with reliefs and a silver frame.

Vibrated cobalt blue and ecru soft explicitly refer to the colours of natural coasts and characterises the wall lamp with simple and minimal decoration.

Original and sculpture-like, this lamp with a light glass flower in charming vibrant colours is inspired by the nature of the island, of which it evokes the natural blowing of the wind in the curved iron stem on a recycled juniper base.

This glass platter is crafted with a glass fusion technique, with a balanced shape and a minimal shade of bright blue.