Two Yörük women stand in front of their tribal kilims, which were woven until the 1970s in the villages around Kütahya in Western Anatolia. These Kütahya kilims typically feature a deep red background with abrash, a central large "Nazar" (Evil Eye) pattern, further smaller Nazar eyes or other symbols around the central eye, and specific borders, depending on the tribe or village.

At Wild Heart Free Soul, we offer a collection of unique vintage Kütahya kilims, handwoven in the 1950s-1970s. Discover our collection here.