This plate is made exclusively by hand with the 17th century Trapani technique called 'retroincastro' (reverse-embedding). Each coral element is set from the back through drill holes made to house the coral.

Width 26 cm
Height 26 cm

The ciborium is a liturgical object used in the Catholic church and other Christian confessions to preserve the communion wafers after the Eucharistic celebration. This work was made exclusively by hand with the 17th century Trapani technique called 'retroincastro' (reverse-embedding), where each coral element is set from the back through drill holes made to house the coral.

Width 13 cm
Height 36 cm

This nativity scene is full of small figures made entirely by hand. The artwork was made using coral, gold, silver, nacre and turquoise.

Width 67 cm
Height 47 cm
Depth 43

Box made exclusively by hand with the 17th century Trapani technique called 'retroincastro' (reverse-embedding). Each coral element is set from the back through drill holes made to house the coral.

Width 24 cm
Height 8 cm
Depth 13

Tiara in gold, coral, oriental pearls and diamonds, made exclusively by hand in a 19th century style.

Width 14 cm
Height 9 cm