“ What do you want me to wear for your photoshoot? I can put on anything, even a potato sack”
“This is the necklace of my mother, that is worn during different ceremonies and the object in my hand, made of a horsetail, is used to get rid of the insects.”
“I’m half Slovenian, half French, but in my heart, I’m Slovenian. They eat a lot of potatoes there and I love potato salad. It’s very tasty and easy to cook.”
“I have a dual nationality: Swiss-Polish. I chose the pickles as a strong representative of both cultures. It was also an invisible link in our family: my (Swiss) father used to love the pickles my (Polish) grandfather used to make them.”
“Here is the traditional carpet of my country, which I presented to my girlfriend. She loves it!”
“I live in Paris, but I miss the Turkish people and the Turkish nature. It is so beautiful!”
“What is wine for me? Alcohol and grapes:) But, speaking more seriously, it is the most sophisticated product of the French culture. There is no doubt, that it’s more sophisticated than cheese or baguette!”
“I’m the person with the less amount of paraguayan spirit among the paraguayans, haha but I love paraguayan food. Do you want to try the tereré? It’s refreshing and good for health.”
“Why a fan? It’s the only thing that I have, associated with China… There is a Chinese pattern on it which will accompany me during this summer in Paris.”
“I chose to bring soil because it makes me think about home, it makes me think about the trees, fields and forests of my childhood, where I spent a lot of time. It is still my favourite place, the forest, to just be, walking around and watch things grow.”
“I’m wearing my father’s kilt, a little big for me. But when I go to study to Scotland, I will be obliged to have the one of my size.”
“ The painting on the sunglasses is the pattern of the truck art, famous for its elaborate floral patterns and calligraphy. Pakistan has also been blessed with numerous varieties of onyx which is quite popular as a decorative stone.”
“I’m a vegan now, so I don’t eat fruit gummies any longer. But for me the Harribos are associated with my childhood as I used to love them then.”
“My hand-embroidered shawl is worn for all the occasions in every-day life or for celebrations.”
“Today I have come to present you one of the biggest prides of my family - the culture of coffee. A coffee bean dark and rude of the aroma, strong and tender at the same time, often resembles us.”
“We have come with the hares, because they wear national costumes and our national currency is called zaichiki, which is translated as hares.”
“Branko Copic is the monument of the Serbian literature. The second book is the homage to our great-grandmother, the only person in our family who loved us just the way we were.”
“This scarf is called Dupatta. I wear it during weddings of the members of my family or friends.”
