Still on the main road, you will come across the large town of Buddusò, (6000 habitants ) settled on the lopes of the plateau bearing the same name and easily recognisable by its granite houses. This stone, in fact, is so valued in the region as a raw material that in the course of time a sculpting activity has developed, and the built-up area, whose streets are also paved with granite, is enhanced with stone-working. The town is also famous for its wooden chests, made of oak or chestnut and decorated with traditional motives.