The quest for a natural life in an abstract world, getting closer to nature without losing the wifi-connection - this is what “Wilde Kultur” (Wild Culture) is about.
We are Nadine & Stefan - and we set out on this quest together. At wildekultur.net we share our path and our thoughts as well as specific ideas for foraging and preparing wild plants, fungi and fish.
We create beautiful things that inspire to live a wild(er) life and that can be found in our webshop.
Please feel welcome.
The perfect sourdough in hands, a selfmade dress on the body,... making things by hand is fascinating, enriching, sometimes astonishing, at times frustrating, but always salutary.
We love to learn new things. This is where we share our experiences and learnings.
These contents are mostly not yet translated to english. We are working on it.
What does a good life look like? How do I want to spend my time? What is important? What do I really need? And what's for dinner today?
Every day we think about how we want to live our lives. Here we share some of our thoughts. We don't promise answers, but at least a whole lot of questions.
These contents are mostly not yet translated to english. We are working on it.
You can transform simple biscuits into highly aromatic masterpieces with the right wild ingredients. Flavours you can't just buy.
more >>Ganze drei Mal haben wir innerhalb von zwei Jahren kleine, hilflose Babykätzchen gefunden. Was zu tun ist, wenn man Babykätzchen findet, wie sie von Hand aufgezogen werden können oder wer sich kümmert, wenn man es selber nicht kann... darum geht es hier.
more >>In Tee aus Wildpflanzen stecken viele wertvolle und heilkräftige Inhaltsstoffe - aber ist das auch lecker? Auf jeden Fall! Hier haben wir unsere liebsten leckeren Wildpflanzen für Wilden Tee zusammengestellt.
more >>We want to inspire, motivate and share little pieces from our world with others.
This is why, in 2018, we started to create pretty useful things.
Here is our web shop.
This enamel mug is made for all the lovers of (wild) coffee. On the mug in dark brown you find illustrations of various wild plants that make for fabulous "coffee" alternatives.
