Wild Heart Free Soul

Wild Heart Free Soul Alte handgemachte Kelim & Teppichunikate aus Anatolien. Mit Liebe ausgewählt und restauriert.

Your weekly kilim love potion by Beyza Nur xxshooting our new mini vintage kilimsOur Balıkesir Vintage Kilim in it’s inc...
02/08/2026

Your weekly kilim love potion by Beyza Nur xx

shooting our new mini vintage kilims

Our Balıkesir Vintage Kilim in it’s incredibly beautiful new home

Côte d’Azur X Kilim Land

Detail of a Uzbek Suzani blanket

Our Manisa Vintage Cicim in the most perfect setting: A music home studio. Makes me sooo happy to see!

Unpacking our new collection

Layers … so cozy!

I can’t keep the word province in my mind 🙈
I am using the bark of the günlük ağacı here - Oriental sweetgum or Liquidambar orientalis grows only in the Muğla province. It creates a sweet, balsamic fragrance.

Layers of love woven into wool

I love how used this anatolian vintage kilim here as a headboard ♥️

Pamuk loves tülüs

My loyal customer Stella build quite a collection of kilims & cushions by wild heart free soul 🫶🏽

Dancing the rain dance
. and it worked. Yağmur bereket getirir - rain brings abundance

And after rain comes 🌈. Record of the week

Full moon in Aquarius

I have the most lovely customers! Feeling so blessed!

The kilim they choose (one of my favourite in my collection 🥹) a nomad kilim from Anamur

More kilim love from the new collection

Exactly one year ago we hosted our first Ruglet Bazar at Wild Heart Free Soul.So many good memories from that week.. and...
19/07/2026

Exactly one year ago we hosted our first Ruglet Bazar at Wild Heart Free Soul.
So many good memories from that week.. and our golden disco ball is still turning its magic in our entrance.
Thank you to everyone who brought their love, energy and support to make it all happen. It wouldn’t have been the same without you.
Sooo much love xx Beyyy
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Most photos by Carina Adam

Your weekly Kilim Love Potion by Beyza NurPortrait by  during our .co bazaar in collab with LIMALA The blessed hands of ...
17/07/2026

Your weekly Kilim Love Potion by Beyza Nur
Portrait by during our .co bazaar in collab with LIMALA

The blessed hands of Nesrin and her blessed creation

We turned Kilim Land into a 70s disco loft and I love it

Can it get any s**ggier than this? Vintage Filikli kilim from Kars

Care instructions for s**g

Evening vibes kilim land

I feel so blessed that I work with the most beautiful textiles, the most amazing traders and the most darling customers. Superlatives all the way ### bless bless bless

Mosaic magic of Zeugma in Gaziantep

Instant good mood when I’m riding with my bike through our neighbouring street. forever

Symbols over symbols, stories over stories. Antique AYDIN kilim x 1970s honey comb kilim from Manisa x layers of cicim kilims from Uşak & Mut

Talking about the making of this antique Anatolian kilim, woven on a narrow loom and then stitched together. One of my favourite kilims from my personal collection

A masterpiece of nomadic cicim weaving, Elibelinde mother goddess all over pattern woven from goat hair in the plateaus of Mut

The preparations for our kilim photo shoot takes ages… well what can we do… it’s Mercury retrograde till 23rd of July. Breathe, relax, love it as it is

“The rose speaks silently, in a language known only to the heart.”

1970s Manisa x Balkan kilim

Kütahya’s landscape woven into wool

Life is good

delicate embroidery and knotted wishes of the weaver in this Adana Cicim

A rug made for joy! For dancing. For dreaming.
For making love on the floor.
The last available Tülü from my Angora Love Collection.

I n sp i rrrrrr a tio nnnn ♥️♥️♥️

14/07/2026

evening vibes in kilim land

this is how kilim love at WHFS look these days… Cicims and pastel stories Hearts spinning Elibelinde or kartal kanat ?Su...
12/07/2026

this is how kilim love at WHFS look these days…

Cicims and pastel stories

Hearts spinning

Elibelinde or kartal kanat ?

Sunday morning musing

dance with bey

Pamuks new favourite spot

Tree of life

dancing kilims

love our new deco

unfolding folding unfolding folding unfolding folding …

Yellow is the colour of sunrays (keep on moving’ - soul 2 soul)

in love with our Uzbek suzanis 🧡

aaahh the spots needs adjustment

cutting fringes for a customer

Crazy constellations in the sky these days.. keep calm and grounded. It’s all gonna be alright

be the sun (when Berlin is grey in the midst of summer)

new arrival

Gothic mother goddess

modern Anatolian Kilim

“We already can’t imagine our home without the rug.”This was one of the first things Markus wrote to me after the kilim ...
03/07/2026

“We already can’t imagine our home without the rug.”

This was one of the first things Markus wrote to me after the kilim had settled into its beautiful new home.

I smiled, because this is exactly what I hope for every piece that leaves Wild Heart Free Soul.

A kilim isn’t just there to decorate a room. It becomes the place where a family gathers. Where children play, friends come together, coffee is shared, books are read, and quiet evenings unfold.

Vintage Anatolian kilims have already lived many lives. They have witnessed generations before us, and now they become part of a new story.

Thank you, Markus and family, for giving this beautiful piece a new chapter. 🤍

AFYON AVŞAR Vintage Kilim327 × 197 cmThere are kilims you admire.And there are kilims that ask you to slow down.This ext...
02/07/2026

AFYON AVŞAR Vintage Kilim
327 × 197 cm

There are kilims you admire.
And there are kilims that ask you to slow down.
This extraordinary Avşar weaving belongs to the latter.

The border immediately caught my attention. I have never encountered Elibelinde motifs interpreted quite like these before. Their bodies dissolve into flowing lines until they resemble vines, flames or branches. They feel almost architectural, yet organic at the same time, reminding me of Gothic ornamentation and the graceful curves of Jugendstil. Rather than individual women, they become one continuous current of feminine life surrounding the entire composition.

At the centre, abstract Elibelinde figures reveal another surprise.
Within each figure rests a pair of double-headed eagles.

To me, this transforms the familiar Elibelinde into something even more profound. The feminine is no longer only the giver of life. She becomes the keeper of vision. Rooted in the earth, yet able to see in every direction. Intuitive, protective and deeply aware.

The dialogue between the flowing border and the powerful central emblems makes this kilim feel almost timeless—as if ancient Anatolian symbolism briefly touched the visual language of medieval Europe without ever losing its own identity.

To me, it is a reminder that true feminine power is both gentle and fierce. It creates, protects, transforms and sees beyond the horizon.

Woven Poetry of the Heart.

BARAK Vintage Kilim224 × 158 cm · Anatolia · c. 1960sI love Barak kilims for their bold geometry and joyful colours. The...
01/07/2026

BARAK Vintage Kilim
224 × 158 cm · Anatolia · c. 1960s

I love Barak kilims for their bold geometry and joyful colours. They always feel like sunlight woven into wool.
This one is filled with three symbols that speak deeply to me.

Göz reminds us to see with clarity. To trust our intuition and look beyond what is immediately visible.

Küpe is a reminder that true beauty begins within. The more we recognise our own worth, the less we seek validation from the outside world.

Bukağı has never felt like a shackle to me. I see it as the invisible thread that connects us to the people, places and values we consciously choose to devote our hearts to.

Perhaps freedom isn’t about having no ties at all, but about choosing the ones that help us grow. ✨

Woven poetry of the heart.

29/06/2026

Sunset on our kilim field in Antalya. This video is from my archives, filmed in June of 2020.

Sadly, the kilim field looks very different today. Where there was once an abundance of vintage kilims and rugs gathered by traders from all over Anatolia, only a fraction remains.

These textiles are a finite resource. Kilims are no longer woven in people’s homes as they once were; a centuries-old tradition has almost disappeared. The youngest vintage kilims in my collection date to the 1970s. Very little came after that.

Over the years, the most beautiful pieces have found new homes across Europe, the US, Japan, and beyond. So if you own a vintage kilim, take good care of it. Have it cleaned, restored when needed, and treasure it. You may never find another quite like it.

When I watch this video, I remember almost every single kilim and the person who bought it. Some still make my heart ache a little, because I loved them dearly and know I’ll never be able to replace them.

But that’s the circle of life, Simba… and the life of a rug dealer.

I’m grateful I captured this moment. It’s a little piece of history now.

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