ANTALYA Vintage Kilim 250x165cm
Woven Memory from Anatolia
This hand-woven vintage kilim is unique – born from the quiet strength of Anatolian women who translated their lives into patterns. Made from 100% hand-spun sheep's wool (sometimes combined with cotton or goat hair), each rug carries its own story of protection, beauty, and connection.
Kilim Symbols & Their Meaning
The patterns and motifs in our kilims come from a centuries-old symbolic language deeply rooted in Anatolian culture. Common symbols include:
- Göz (Eye): Protection, clarity, warding off evil
- Su Yolu (Waterway): Flow of life, change, renewal
- Elibelinde: Feminine power, fertility, honesty
- Kurt Ağızı: Vigilance, protection from all directions
- Küpe: Love, harmonious relationships
- Bukağı: Responsibility, family cohesion
These signs make the rug a silent bearer of meaning – palpable to all who live with it.
Color World & Texture
Our kilims display a natural, warm color palette – from terracotta to sand, from indigo to pistachio green. Fine abrash transitions lend depth and vibrancy, while the flat, hand-woven structure reveals a pleasant feel and archaic beauty.
Spatial Effect & Use
Whether as a central statement in the living room, a tranquil island in the bedroom, or as wall art – a vintage kilim brings more than just style: It brings atmosphere, history, and a tangible grounding to your space.
Gently Restored & Cared For
Like all pieces at Wild Heart Free Soul, this kilim has been carefully cleaned – with olive soap, water, and sunlight – and, where necessary, gently restored. This preserves its soul while preparing it for new journeys.
A kilim from Wild Heart Free Soul is more than just a rug.
It is a piece of woven memory – warm, meaningful, and full of quiet strength.
A home for your feet. And for your heart.
ANTALYA Vintage Kilim 250x165cm
Wild Heart Free Soul
Kastanienallee 55
10119 Berlin
Germany
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- Unique Vintage Rug - only one available!
- Material: 100% high-quality, hand-spun sheep wool
- Craftsmanship: Flat-woven by hand on a traditional wooden loom
- Age: Vintage / Semi-antique. Circa 1960s