A wooden grating that is presented in a two-dimensional form traditionally made of wooden strips. It is considered an accessory element, of relative importance a bit like a fixture, it is not perceived as an object in itself: there are no carabottino objects nor carabottinos that have become objects. Its graphic aspect, a consequence of the constructive logic, makes the collection recognizable and punctuated by vertical and horizontal intersections. The solid wood strips are painstakingly assembled and sanded by hand.