"Pinya de Rosa, Volume 1, Books 1-3" by Joaquín Ruyra is a collection of narratives published in 1920. Named after a sailor's knot, this work gathers sea-related stories that helped restore the Catalan writer to literary prominence. The collection includes adapted tales from an earlier work alongside new pieces written between 1919 and 1920. Structured across multiple books, it features impressions, fantasies, and novellas that blend costumbrista traditions with modernist influences, all set against descriptions of serene Mediterranean waters.