WELATÊ TE, KEVIR BI KEVIR
Your home. Brick by brick.
Building sets of Kurdish cities, stadiums and holy places. To build together and as a piece of home in your living room.
Kevir means stone
Places we love. To touch.
Many of us know Amed, Hewlêr or Lalish only from stories and photos. With Kevir you bring these places home. Every set is rebuilt in detail, comes with instructions in German, Kurmanji and Sorani, and becomes a piece of home on your shelf.
See it in action
Stadion Amed
Amed · Bakur
Green and red stands, the white roof ring and floodlights over the pitch. The stadium stands on a piece of Amed's black basalt wall.
- Pieces
- approx. 900
- Size
- 38×30 cm
- Age
- 14+
See it on the shelf
Lalişa Nûranî
Lalish · Başûr
The holiest place of the Yazidis: white, fluted conical spires above temple courtyards of light stone, olive trees on the slope. Designed with respect, for building and remembering.
- Pieces
- approx. 700
- Size
- 32×26 cm
- Age
- 14+
In your home
Built by children. Admired by grandparents.
A Kevir set is an evening at the living room table, full of stories. Afterwards it stands on the shelf and reminds you every day where we come from.





When children ask what Amed looks like, you can now build it together.
The packaging
Even the box is a gift.
Every set comes in its own box, with numbered bags and printed instructions. You build section by section, without searching.



- Numbered bagsOne bag per building section.
- Instructions in three languagesGerman, Kurmanji and Sorani.
- Beautiful enough to giveA box you love to hand over.
Draft · visualisation, final packaging may differ
In progress
The next bricks are ready.
How home comes to you.
- Choose a setCity, stadium or holy place. Every set is carefully designed after the original.
- Building togetherIllustrated instructions in German, Kurmanji and Sorani. Perfect for an evening with the family.
- DisplayA piece of home in your living room that sparks questions and tells stories.
Questions & answers
Is this LEGO?
No. Our sets are made of high-quality building bricks that are compatible with common brick systems.
What age are the sets for?
Recommended from 14. Younger children build best together with adults. Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 3.
Which languages are the instructions in?
In German, Kurmanji and Sorani.
Which set is next?
The Citadel of Hewlêr. Sign up below and be the first to know.
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