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Lost in Amsterdam Clothing

Do you love Lost like Lost loves you? Then take home your very own souvenir to remind you of all your good times getting Lost in Amsterdam! Another fun idea - stock up on Lost accessories for that upcoming Stag Do, Hens Party, or birthday celebration in the Dam!

Exclusive Lost in Amsterdam Crop Top €17,00

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"Keep Calm & Get Lost in Amsterdam" Boyfriend T-Shirt €17,00

Lost in Amsterdam Kama Sutra T-Shirt from €15,00

Lost in Amsterdam Knit Beanie €17,00

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Lost in Amsterdam Six Panel Cap €18,00

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Coca Leaf Agwa De Bolivia!

Our liquor of choice at Lost in Amsterdam is without a doubt; the world-famous Coca Leaf Agwa De Bolivia!

The deliciously tangy liquor is easy to shot but still packs a punch with its special ingredient - each bottle of Agwa has 40 grams of Bolivian coca leaf per litre, making it the perfect edition to liven up any liquor cabinet!

Transport yourself straight back to Lost in Amsterdam with every sip...

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New Arrivals

Lost in Amsterdam Six Panel Cap €18,00

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Lost in Amsterdam Knit Beanie €17,00

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Exclusive Lost in Amsterdam Crop Top €17,00

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Agwa De Bolivia €44,50

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Lost In Amsterdam Specials

Stuck for gift ideas? Capture those weird & wonderful memories of Amsterdam adventures with these LIA specials, and give the gift that lasts forever! Take home a little piece of Lost in Amsterdam today!

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LIA 420 Collection

Our handpicked 420 Collection provides you with access to Amsterdam's finest, top-quality CBD oil, vaporizers, and other smoking accessories, delivered straight to your home. So you can get Lost in Amsterdam, wherever in the world you are! FREE DE 'ERB, MON!

Sex Shop

Can't get down & dirty in the Dam right now? Then take your pick from our hot n' steamy Sex Shop collection, carefully selected by our sexy staff - so you can have all the pleasures of Amsterdam delivered straight to your door!

Liquor Store

Our online liquor store - for when you need that Agwa fix but you're not Lost in Amsterdam! More poisons to pick from coming soon...

Lost In Amsterdam's Iconic Lamps

A signature feature of Lost in Amsterdam, these original handmade pumpkin lamps are the ultimate accessory sure to brighten up your home like nothing else. Don't be dull, light up your life with the funkiest lamps of Lost and take home a little piece of Amsterdam!

Pumpkin Lamp -Halloween Natural color | 286 €165,00

Pumpkin Lamp - Cannabis Yes | 287 Sold Out

Small table lamp made of carved beaded pumpkin. | 276 Sold Out

Small table lamp made of carved beaded pumpkin. | 275 Sold Out

Pumpkin Lamp - Jazz Band | 270 Sold Out

pumpkin lamp | lost in amsterdam | sexy red light district lady | bar lighting

Pumpkin Lamp - Sexy Lady with Chair | 268 €165,00

Pumpkin Lamp - Joint in Hand (Red) | 267 Sold Out

Pumpkin Lamp - Joint in Hand (Red) | 265 Sold Out

Lost in Amsterdam's Mosaic Candle Holders Collection

Our colourful candle holders are handmade in Turkey using stained glass, mirror and beading, bringing a beautiful warmth and ambience to any space indoor or out.

They also make a fun & unique gift for any occasion!

Purple & Green Stained Glass Beaded Candle Holder | 1500 Sold Out

Handmade Stained Glass Mosaic Candle Holder | 1506 Sold Out

Beautiful Amber Stained Glass Mosaic Candle Holder | 1503 Sold Out

Candy Coloured Stained Glass Beaded Candle Holder | 1505 Sold Out

Colourful Beaded Mosaic Candle Holder with Stained Glass Star | 1511 Sold Out

Beautiful Amber Beaded Mosaic Candle Holder | 1513 Sold Out

Pretty Pink Stained Glass Mosaic Candle Holder | 1520 Sold Out

Pretty Purple Stained Glass/Beaded Candle Holder |1501 Sold Out

Turkish Kilim Rugs

The traditional kilim is a quintessential part of the exotic, bohemian Lost in Amsterdam vibe that we know and love, and these authentic kilim rugs are the perfect way to liven up any space with a burst of rich color and history!

Each vintage kilim we offer on lostinamsterdam.com is one-of-a-kind, authentic and handmade. Our kilims are made with organic wool and dyed with 100% natural vegetable dye. All our Kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odor-free.

The natural durability, organic materials, and the vibrant patterns of each unique kilim make them a perfect addition to any home. Plus, each kilim carries different stories and meanings through the traditional Turkish motifs found in their weaves. Turkish kilims are highly sought-after worldwide, not just for their beauty and practicality, but also for their significance as an ancient art form and a rich piece of history!

Handmade Kilim rug made of natural wool €499,00

Authentic Handmade Anatolian Kilim with Scorpion Motif for Protection | 70 cm x 110 cm Sold Out

Authentic Handmade Anatolian Kilim with Scorpion Motif for Protection | 70 cm x 110 cm

Sold Out €125,00

Handmade authentic Anatolian kilim featuring scorpion motifs to represent protection of the household and its inhabitants. The triangles bordering the rug are symbols of family unity, making this rug a powerful form of protection for your home.

Each vintage kilim we offer in lostinamsterdam.com is one-of-a-kind, authentic and handmade. Our kilims are made with organic wool and dyed with 100% natural vegetable dye. All our kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odour free.

Product Size: 70 cm x 110 cm

Color: Beige Red, Blue, Yellow - Vegetable Dyed Wool

Material: 100% Wool

* Wool is the primary and often the only material used to make a kilim rug. Many kilims are made totally from wool where it is used for both warps and wefts, and wool is the primary weft material used with cotton warps, which accounts for the great majority of all kilims.

This popularity of wool is due to its inherent qualities. It is supple, durable, handles easily when spun or woven, readily takes on dyes and, most important, is in plentiful supply in kilim-making regions. There are certain breeds of sheep, like the merino, whose fleece is especially sought-after for its special luster and length of the fiber, but actually, it's the domestic fat-tailed sheep bred with its favorable climatic and grazing conditions that provides much of the excellent fleece used in kilims.

The Language of Motifs

Natural dyes made of leaves, flowers, vegetables, and roots yield the rich colors associated with Anatolian kilims and carpets. These sought-after rugs also share a unique language expressed through the motifs woven into each pattern.

Turkish kilims and rugs were first created not only for utilitarian purposes. Traditional Anatolian motifs serve as both communication and artform, and symbols on the earliest-known carpets show that religious beliefs and rituals played a role in their composition. The colorful pattern of every Turkish carpet and kilim is rich with meaning and history.

While the meanings of Turkish carpet motifs vary depending on the region, they universally touch on religion, power, nobility, and nature.

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Authentic Anatolian Kilim with Wolf's Mouth Motif | Earthy Tones | 80 cm x 130 cm Sold Out

Authentic Anatolian Kilim with Wolf's Mouth Motif | Earthy Tones | 80 cm x 130 cm

Sold Out €175,00

This authentic, handmade Turkish kilim is in beautiful, earthy tones of muted green, pale blue, yellow and red. It features a traditional wolf's mouth motif first used in ancient times to protect tribes and their cattle from wolves, due to the belief that one could be protected from something if they imitated it in their weaving. The symbol has since developed to represent general protection from monsters and evil forces.

Each vintage kilim we offer in lostinamsterdam.com is one-of-a-kind, authentic and handmade. Our kilims are made with organic wool and dyed with 100% natural vegetable dye. All our kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odour free.

Product Size: 70 cm x 110 cm

Color: Teal Blue, Red, Beige, Navy - Vegetable Dyed Wool

Material: 100% Wool

* Wool is the primary and often the only material used to make a kilim rug. Many kilims are made totally from wool where it is used for both warps and wefts, and wool is the primary weft material used with cotton warps, which accounts for the great majority of all kilims.

This popularity of wool is due to its inherent qualities. It is supple, durable, handles easily when spun or woven, readily takes on dyes and, most important, is in plentiful supply in kilim-making regions. There are certain breeds of sheep, like the merino, whose fleece is especially sought-after for its special luster and length of the fiber, but actually, it's the domestic fat-tailed sheep bred with its favorable climatic and grazing conditions that provides much of the excellent fleece used in kilims.

The Language of Motifs

Natural dyes made of leaves, flowers, vegetables, and roots yield the rich colors associated with Anatolian kilims and carpets. These sought-after rugs also share a unique language expressed through the motifs woven into each pattern.

Turkish kilims and rugs were first created not only for utilitarian purposes. Traditional Anatolian motifs serve as both communication and artform, and symbols on the earliest-known carpets show that religious beliefs and rituals played a role in their composition. The colorful pattern of every Turkish carpet and kilim is rich with meaning and history.

While the meanings of Turkish carpet motifs vary depending on the region, they universally touch on religion, power, nobility, and nature.

Made in Turkey

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Handmade Authentic Anatolian Kilim with Evil Eye/Tree of Life/Family Unity Motifs | 80 cm x 130 cm Sold Out

Handmade Authentic Anatolian Kilim with Evil Eye/Tree of Life/Family Unity Motifs | 80 cm x 130 cm

Sold Out €175,00

Handmade Anatolian kilim with evil eye motif to protect against jealousy and ill wishes. At the centre is a traditional marriage symbol, which represents family unity and devotion. Above and below these patterns are tree of life motifs, symbolising immortality. Bordering the rug are triangle shapes which traditionally represent family unity and encourage the household to stay together. The rich and varied combination of protective symbols on this rug makes it a perfect addition to your family home!

Each vintage kilim we offer in lostinamsterdam.com is one-of-a-kind, authentic and handmade. Our kilims are made with organic wool and dyed with 100% natural vegetable dye. All our kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odour free.

Product Size: 80 cm x 130 cm

Color: Blue, Red, Teal, Beige - Vegetable Dyed Wool

Material: 100% Wool * Wool is the primary and often the only material used to make a kilim rug. Many kilims are made totally from wool where it is used for both warps and wefts, and wool is the primary weft material used with cotton warps, which accounts for the great majority of all kilims.

This popularity of wool is due to its inherent qualities. It is supple, durable, handles easily when spun or woven, readily takes on dyes and, most important, is in plentiful supply in kilim-making regions. There are certain breeds of sheep, like the merino, whose fleece is especially sought-after for its special luster and length of the fiber, but actually, it's the domestic fat-tailed sheep bred with its favorable climatic and grazing conditions that provides much of the excellent fleece used in kilims.

The Language of Motifs

Natural dyes made of leaves, flowers, vegetables, and roots yield the rich colors associated with Anatolian kilims and carpets. These sought-after rugs also share a unique language expressed through the motifs woven into each pattern.

Turkish kilims and rugs were first created not only for utilitarian purposes. Traditional Anatolian motifs serve as both communication and artform, and symbols on the earliest-known carpets show that religious beliefs and rituals played a role in their composition. The colorful pattern of every Turkish carpet and kilim is rich with meaning and history.

While the meanings of Turkish carpet motifs vary depending on the region, they universally touch on religion, power, nobility, and nature.

Made in Turkey

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Authentic Handmade Kilim with Hook Motif | 80 cm x 130 cm Sold Out

Authentic Handmade Kilim with Hook Motif | 80 cm x 130 cm

Sold Out €175,00

Authentic, handmade kilim with hook motif to protect your home from evil. This kilim has particularly vivd colours in striking cobalt blue, yellow, and red. A timeless, stand-out piece for your home.

Each vintage kilim we offer in lostinamsterdam.com is one-of-a-kind, authentic and handmade. Our kilims are made with organic wool and dyed with 100% natural vegetable dye. All our kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odour free.

Product Size: 80 cm x 130 cm

Color: Beige, Red, Yellow, Blue - Vegetable Dyed Wool

Material: 100% Wool

* Wool is the primary and often the only material used to make a kilim rug. Many kilims are made totally from wool where it is used for both warps and wefts, and wool is the primary weft material used with cotton warps, which accounts for the great majority of all kilims.

This popularity of wool is due to its inherent qualities. It is supple, durable, handles easily when spun or woven, readily takes on dyes and, most important, is in plentiful supply in kilim-making regions. There are certain breeds of sheep, like the merino, whose fleece is especially sought-after for its special luster and length of the fiber, but actually, it's the domestic fat-tailed sheep bred with its favorable climatic and grazing conditions that provides much of the excellent fleece used in kilims.

The Language of Motifs

Natural dyes made of leaves, flowers, vegetables, and roots yield the rich colors associated with Anatolian kilims and carpets. These sought-after rugs also share a unique language expressed through the motifs woven into each pattern.

Turkish kilims and rugs were first created not only for utilitarian purposes. Traditional Anatolian motifs serve as both communication and artform, and symbols on the earliest-known carpets show that religious beliefs and rituals played a role in their composition. The colorful pattern of every Turkish carpet and kilim is rich with meaning and history.

While the meanings of Turkish carpet motifs vary depending on the region, they universally touch on religion, power, nobility, and nature.

Made in Turkey

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Handmade Organic Wool Anatolian Kilim with Protective Evil Eye and Marriage Motifs | 95 cm x 56 cm Sold Out

Handmade Organic Wool Anatolian Kilim with Protective Evil Eye and Marriage Motifs | 95 cm x 56 cm

Sold Out €89,00

Vintage handmade natural wool kilim featuring a traditional Anatolian evil eye motif to ward off ill wishes, jealousy and evil thoughts/people. At the centre is a traditional marriage symbol, representing family unity, devotion and success of the marriage. The rug is bordered by comb motifs, traditionally symbolising birth and marriage. This rug was probably intended to bring happiness and success to the home of a married couple or family, and could make an excellent wedding present!

Each vintage kilim we offer in lostinamsterdam.com is one-of-a-kind, authentic and handmade. Our kilims are made with organic wool and dyed with 100% natural vegetable dye. All our kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odour free.

Product Size: 95 cm x 56 cm

Color: Beige Red, Blue, Gray, Yellow - Vegetable Dyed Wool

Material: 100% Wool

* Wool is the primary and often the only material used to make a kilim rug. Many kilims are made totally from wool where it is used for both warps and wefts, and wool is the primary weft material used with cotton warps, which accounts for the great majority of all kilims.

This popularity of wool is due to its inherent qualities. It is supple, durable, handles easily when spun or woven, readily takes on dyes and, most important, is in plentiful supply in kilim-making regions. There are certain breeds of sheep, like the merino, whose fleece is especially sought-after for its special luster and length of the fiber, but actually, it's the domestic fat-tailed sheep bred with its favorable climatic and grazing conditions that provides much of the excellent fleece used in kilims.

The Language of Motifs

Natural dyes made of leaves, flowers, vegetables, and roots yield the rich colors associated with Anatolian kilims and carpets. These sought-after rugs also share a unique language expressed through the motifs woven into each pattern.

Turkish kilims and rugs were first created not only for utilitarian purposes. Traditional Anatolian motifs serve as both communication and artform, and symbols on the earliest-known carpets show that religious beliefs and rituals played a role in their composition. The colorful pattern of every Turkish carpet and kilim is rich with meaning and history. While the meanings of Turkish carpet motifs vary depending on the region, they universally touch on religion, power, nobility, and nature.

Made in Turkey

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Authentic Kilim with Protective Evil Eye Symbols | 90 cm X 54 cm Sold Out

Authentic Kilim with Protective Evil Eye Symbols | 90 cm X 54 cm

Sold Out €89,00

Authentic Anatolian handwoven killim featuring a variety of traditional protection symbols. The central pattern is an evil eye motif used to ward off ill wishes and other forms of evil. The surrounding triangles are yet another symbol of protection from evil.

Product Size: 90 cm x 54 cm

Color: Beige, Red, Teal, Green - Vegetable Dyed Wool

Material: 100% Wool

* Wool is the primary and often the only material used to make a kilim rug. Many kilims are made totally from wool where it is used for both warps and wefts, and wool is the primary weft material used with cotton warps, which accounts for the great majority of all kilims.

This popularity of wool is due to its inherent qualities. It is supple, durable, handles easily when spun or woven, readily takes on dyes and, most important, is in plentiful supply in kilim-making regions. There are certain breeds of sheep, like the merino, whose fleece is especially sought-after for its special luster and length of the fiber, but actually, it's the domestic fat-tailed sheep bred with its favorable climatic and grazing conditions that provides much of the excellent fleece used in kilims.

The Language of Motifs

Natural dyes made of leaves, flowers, vegetables, and roots yield the rich colors associated with Anatolian kilims and carpets. These sought-after rugs also share a unique language expressed through the motifs woven into each pattern.

Turkish kilims and rugs were first created not only for utilitarian purposes. Traditional Anatolian motifs serve as both communication and artform, and symbols on the earliest-known carpets show that religious beliefs and rituals played a role in their composition. The colorful pattern of every Turkish carpet and kilim is rich with meaning and history.

While the meanings of Turkish carpet motifs vary depending on the region, they universally touch on religion, power, nobility, and nature.

Made in Turkey

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Traditional Turkish kilim - red beige and black colors | 90 cm X 55 cm Sold Out

Traditional Turkish kilim - red beige and black colors | 90 cm X 55 cm

Sold Out €89,00

Hand made 100% wool kilim.

The fine knotted natural rug will add bright vivid colors to your interior.

Each vintage kilim we offer in lostinamsterdam.com is one-of-a-kind and authentic. All our vintage kilim rugs are professionally cleaned and odor free.

Our Kilims are vintage and old. Made with organic wool and the colors are vegetable dyed.

Product Size: 90 cm x 55 cm

Color: Sage, Blue, Yellow, Red - Vegetable Dyed Wool

Material: 100% Wool * Wool is the primary and often the only material used to make a kilim rug. Many kilims are made totally from wool where it is used for both warps and wefts, and wool is the primary weft material used with cotton warps, which accounts for the great majority of all kilims.

This popularity of wool is due to its inherent qualities. It is supple, durable, handles easily when spun or woven, readily takes on dyes and, most important, is in plentiful supply in kilim-making regions. There are certain breeds of sheep, like the merino, whose fleece is especially sought-after for its special luster and length of the fiber, but actually, it's the domestic fat-tailed sheep bred with its favorable climatic and grazing conditions that provides much of the excellent fleece used in kilims.

The Language of Motifs

Natural dyes made of leaves, flowers, vegetables, and roots yield the rich colors associated with Anatolian kilims and carpets. These sought-after rugs also share a unique language expressed through the motifs woven into each pattern.

Turkish kilims and rugs were first created not only for utilitarian purposes. Traditional Anatolian motifs serve as both communication and artform, and symbols on the earliest-known carpets show that religious beliefs and rituals played a role in their composition. The colorful pattern of every Turkish carpet and kilim is rich with meaning and history.

While the meanings of Turkish carpet motifs vary depending on the region, they universally touch on religion, power, nobility, and nature.

Made in Turkey

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