Anthropological Flea Market & Second-Hand Tour

In a country where design is part of the national identity, and objects are seen as things worth repairing, passing on, and living with for years, a second-hand market isn't a compromise — it's local logic. Nice to meet you, I'm Naama. I'm an anthropologist living in Denmark. After realizing that walking into strangers' homes uninvited is completely creepy, I found the perfect way to learn about Danish culture: through their objects and their surroundings. Objects hold our values, the things we believed in, and the way we shape our worldview. Like it or not, they are the inseparable mirror of the human experience. And this Saturday is going to be one of Copenhagen's magical Saturdays, and anyone here is especially lucky. I've created a route I'm genuinely excited about, and I invite you to join it for a journey into culture through objects. We'll talk about Denmark, about anthropology, about second-hand, and about objects.