Exhibition

The Seven Symbols

Each piece represents a Maltese story, symbol, or natural element, gathered into a collection that feels closer to a small museum exhibition than a product range.

01 / Part of The Munita Collection

Merill

Merill represents Malta's national bird, the Blue Rock Thrush, a species associated with the islands' cliffs, valleys, and coastal stone. Its place in the Munita Collection grounds the series in a living Maltese emblem, connecting natural identity with hand-painted craft.

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02 / Part of The Munita Collection

Lampuka

Lampuka is the iconic Maltese dolphin fish, closely tied to Malta's fishing heritage and Mediterranean identity. In the Munita Collection, it records a familiar seasonal presence from Maltese waters and translates it into a collectible object rooted in coastal life.

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03 / Part of The Munita Collection

Tulliera

Tulliera refers to the Maltese Fleabane, a resilient wildflower found throughout the islands. It belongs in the Munita Collection as a direct reference to Malta's native flora, preserving a small but distinctive botanical sign within a hand-painted decorative form.

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04 / Part of The Munita Collection

Ballotra

Ballotra represents the Maltese Weasel, one of Malta's most distinctive native mammals and a rare symbol of the islands' wildlife. Its inclusion gives the Munita Collection a land-based natural emblem, balancing the series' birds, plants, marine life, and cultivated forms.

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05 / Part of The Munita Collection

Zebbuġa

Zebbuġa is the Olive Branch, representing peace, endurance, cultivation, and Malta's long agricultural traditions. In the Munita Collection, it connects the table to the worked landscape of the islands, where olive trees, stone fields, and rural memory remain part of Maltese life.

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06 / Part of The Munita Collection

Ghirlanda

Ghirlanda is the Evergreen Rose, chosen for its beauty, resilience, and connection to the Mediterranean landscape. Within the Munita Collection, it carries the language of Maltese gardens and seasonal decoration into a precise floral symbol made for display, gifting, and gathering.

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07 / Part of The Munita Collection

Qabru

Qabru is the Crab, inspired by the marine life found around Malta's rocky coastline and surrounding Mediterranean waters. It belongs in the Munita Collection as a clear coastal symbol, linking the series to tidal pools, shorelines, and the sea that shapes Maltese identity.

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