Collection: Plot

About twenty years ago, the meeting of the two artisan artists Maria Cristina Boy and Margherita Usai gave birth to TRAmaRE, a space dedicated to the inspiration and creation of artistic productions, where every detail is a quest. Artifacts created with plays of color, fusion of materials, and fabric painting techniques that give each piece a unique soul. In the TRAmaRE workshop, the brush now paints on silk, brings jute and tarlatan to life, illuminates linen, and gives life to wool and orbace. Natural elements for creations that aim to adorn the home and reinvent the art of dressing.

TRAmaRE's production is rich and varied, and among the furnishing collections, the focus is on accessories: curtains, cushions and sofa covers, duvet covers, bedspreads and sheets, and also tablecloths and runners. Among TRAmaRE's must-haves are the assortment of scarves, hair ornaments, necklaces, and brooches. Aesthetics and subjective perception interpret every creation born in the workshop. Combinations of natural fibers, shades of color, and traces of evolving fantasy.

All of TRAmaRE's works are unique pieces, hand-painted, and washable with water and dry cleaning. All materials, strictly natural, are shaped and adapted to different processing projects. Linen, jute, tarlatan, wool, 100% native Sardinian. The jewelry often originates from the recycling of materials after painting silks for scarves: ceramics or vintage elements are inserted, purchased during the two artists' travels among markets and small shops.