knickknackery
/ˈnɪkˌnækəri/
noun
- A collection of small decorative objects, ornaments, or trinkets, often considered trivial or of little value.
- He cleared out the dusty knickknackery from the attic to make room for storage.
- Her grandmother's shelves were full of knickknackery from travels around the world.
- The shop sold cheap knickknackery that tourists loved to buy as souvenirs.
- The practice or business of making or selling such small decorative items.
- The local market was known for its knickknackery, with stalls selling handmade figurines and keychains.
- She turned her hobby of painting tiny ceramics into a profitable knickknackery business.
- The town's economy relied heavily on knickknackery aimed at cruise ship passengers.