PATCHWORK by GÖNÜL UÇAR
PATCHWORK
ARTIST: Gönül Uçar
WEAVING EXPERIENCE: 29 years
INSPIRATION FOR THE PIECE: It is reminiscent of patchworks made in the past to recycle old fabrics.
WHAT DO KILIMS MEAN TO YOU? They represent profession and effort.
#WomenBehindTheWeave
PATCHWORK by GÖNÜL UÇAR
Wild Heart Free Soul
Kastanienallee 55
10119 Berlin
Germany
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This unique woven kilim has been mounted on linen and stretched on a stretcher frame. This allows it to be hung like a picture frame with a nail. Currently, we do not offer shipping for the artworks; they can be picked up directly at our Wild Heart Free Soul Showroom in Berlin.
Immerse yourself in the world of traditional carpet making with this fascinating, 1 sqm work of art from the renowned Kirkit workshop. It not only embodies the essence of traditional weaving but also highlights the talent and creativity of the weaver who hand-crafted this masterpiece. Using surplus yarn from the workshop, this artwork has become a true one-of-a-kind, capturing the narratives and stories of generations of weavers.
Historical Context:
In the rural villages of Turkey, weaving has deep roots, nurtured primarily by women. This artwork serves as a bridge between past and present, celebrating the skill 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 artwork reflects the vision of Kirkit weaving: to preserve traditional weaving for future generations and to offer weavers fair working conditions. A dedicated team of experts, including a fourth-generation master dyer and a production manager with extensive knowledge in weaving, ensures that every artwork meets the highest quality standards.
Good Cause:
The beauty of this artwork does not end with its aesthetics. Your purchase not only contributes to the preservation of a centuries-old craft but also serves a higher purpose. All proceeds from the sale are donated to a carefully selected local Turkish charity.
Seize the opportunity to bring a unique piece of culture, history, and craftsmanship into your home while also making a positive contribution to society.