USAK Vintage Kelim 168x112cm - Wild Heart Free Soul
USAK Vintage Kelim 168x112cm - Wild Heart Free Soul
USAK Vintage Kelim 168x112cm - Wild Heart Free Soul
USAK Vintage Kelim 168x112cm - Wild Heart Free Soul
USAK Vintage Kelim 168x112cm - Wild Heart Free Soul
USAK Vintage Kelim 168x112cm - Wild Heart Free Soul

USAK Vintage Kilim 168x112cm

Sale price550 €
Kelim rug, hand-woven from sheep's wool
Pickup currently unavailable at Wild Heart Free Soul

USAK Vintage Kilim 168x112cm

Wild Heart Free Soul

Pickup currently unavailable

Kastanienallee 55
10119 Berlin
Germany

+4915150655294

Frequently Asked Questions

REGION OF ORIGIN

Central Anatolia 

MANUFACTURING PROCESS

All our vintage kilims and carpets are entirely handmade. The sheep wool yarn was hand-spun and dyed. Due to its high lanolin content, the high-quality sheep wool has a particularly beautiful sheen. A sheen that cannot be achieved with industrially produced yarn. After the elaborate production of the yarn, the kilim was hand-woven on a traditional wooden loom. This process usually took several months, sometimes even over a year.

CLEANING AND RESTORATION

Our cleaning process takes place cyclically, in harmony with nature.
Our carpets are cleaned only once a year at the beginning of summer. For this, we use only water and pure olive soap. Afterwards, we harness the power of the sun to intensify the cleaning process. The strong sun in Antalya between June and September bleaches stubborn stains and discolorations, removes odors, is antibacterial, and keeps moths and insects away. By utilizing the power of nature, we can completely avoid environmentally harmful chemicals.
Subsequently, our kilims are mechanically dusted and sent to Istanbul. In our workshop in Sultanahmet, each carpet is individually stretched into shape, the ends are re-knotted using the Iranian knot technique to prevent the weave from unraveling. In addition, holes and discolored areas are faithfully restored. The entire cleaning and restoration process takes between six months and two years, depending on the kilim.