Pivot balustrade, hand forged from iron, is inspired by the forms that athletes of rhythmic gymnastics draw in the air with ribbons during competitions or performances. Harmonic and essential lines are the basis of this design obtained with calendering and hot forging techniques.

This engraved wall lamp, built from a hand forged sheet and tube of iron, is decorated with reproductions of pintadera drawings. These drawings, created by the Nuragic civilization, were found during archaeological digs. The drawings were created in forms of stamps, often on fired clay, and used as stamps or moulds for multiple functions such as the decoration of oven baked bread.

Height 35 cm
Width 15 cm

This white handcrafted wall lamp with a flat light is forged using techniques of deep drawings, a technique of forming metal sheets. The lamp is decorated using plasma cutting techniques. The design of the lamp is one of the most emblematic ones in Francesca Frau’s region, and is considered a symbol of good luck and fertility.

Height 30 cm
Width 20 cm

The design of this hand forged coat hanger is inspired by the memory of one of the most painful plagues in Francesca Frau’s region, that of forest fires. Arso represents the image of a tree after the passage of fire, stripped of its leaves and the worn stem, but still standing. New buds, ready to bloom on the tip of the branches symbolise hope. The branches are made using techniques of tapering and forging, the base in plasma cut iron sheet, and the overall piece finished with a rust-colour finish.

Height 220 cm

This ceiling chandelier with four lights is hand forged from iron, combining tubukar and flat sheets of metal. The shape is inspired by the “orziadas”, sea anemones typical of the Sardinian seabed, whose stinging tentacles are made to float by the waves with sinuous movements. The ends of the "tentacles" as well as the seats of the lamp holders were worked by hot forging.

Height 80 cm
Width 160 cm