BROKEN HEART by SEVCAN DEVE

100% pure wool

Handwoven on a traditional wooden loom

Exclusive limited edition: only 1 piece

Format: 120x120 cm

Trade Fair "Label Step" The handwork is subject to strict ethical and ecological principles

This unique woven kilim piece was attached to linen and stretched on a stretcher frame. This means it can be hung with a nail like a picture frame. We currently do not offer shipping for the works of art, they can be picked up directly from our Wild Heart Free Soul showroom in Berlin.

Immerse yourself in the world of traditional carpet making with this fascinating 1m² work of art from the renowned Kirkit workshop. Not only does it embody the essence of traditional weaving, but it also highlights the talent and creativity of the weaver who handcrafted this masterpiece. Using surplus yarn from the workshop, this work of art became a truly unique piece that captures the tales and stories of generations of weavers.

Historical context:
In Turkey's rural villages, weaving has deep roots, nurtured primarily by women. This work of art serves as a bridge between the past and present and celebrates the skills of these women and their central role in Turkish culture.

Location & Quality:
Crafted in the heart of Ushak, in a carefully restored Ottoman building, this work of art reflects the vision of the Kirkit Weaving Mill: preserving the traditional art of weaving for future generations and providing fair working conditions for the weavers. A dedicated team of experts, including a fourth-generation master dyer and a production manager with extensive knowledge of weaving, ensures that each piece of art meets the highest quality standards.

Good purpose:
The beauty of this work of art does not end with its aesthetics. Your purchase not only helps preserve a centuries-old craft, but also serves a greater purpose. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to a carefully selected local Turkish charity.

Take the opportunity to bring a unique piece of culture, history and craftsmanship into your four walls and at the same time make a positive contribution to society.