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The ETHNIC HOME is a non-commercial blog on ethnic arts, antiques, and traditional beautiful handicrafts.
We are not sellers nor antique dealers.
WE ARE STORYTELLERS.
We love to pick up a handmade item, hold it in our hand, watch, touch, and smell it.
Then, we love to sit down and listen, waiting for the story a piece is ready to tell.
And we love to search for the hidden stories behind what we’ve heard, until we find something to share.
A story, a poem, a tale, a reflection.
This blog is a journey through time and space, life and pain, starting from the many forms of material culture and beauty.
Come with us to explore the seemingly contrasting expressions of the same nature.
OURS.
THE HUMAN NATURE.
This blog is a journey through ourselves and our world, through our human differences and similarities, our creativity and colors, our sorrows and struggles.
Only by getting to know each other better can we one day, I hope, agree that we are all colorful expressions of the same light.
Original and Researched
All content on this blog is original and the result of careful research.
Quotations from other authors are always explicitly acknowledged.
No AI tool created or generated any of the text or articles on this blog. In some cases, AI tools have only assisted us in the research phase.
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This blog has a responsive web design; however, it’s a multimedia site full of high-impact images and videos, and only surfing on a tablet, iPad, or laptop can give you a great visual experience.
Voice Search for Easy Navigation
This blog is equipped with an English voice search that allows you to search any content by voice; at the moment it only works if you’re using Google Chrome. The system is privacy compliant because it does not store or retain any user-generated content or personally identifiable information.
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Did you inherit from your aunt a tribal mask, a stool, a vase, a rug, an ethnic item you don’t know what it is?
Did you find in a trunk an ethnic mysterious item you don’t even know how to describe?
Would you like to know if it’s worth something or is a worthless souvenir?
Would you like to know what it is exactly and if / how / where you might sell it?
