knick-knacks

plural noun
UK /ˈnɪk.næks/
US /ˈnɪk.næks/

Small pretty things you keep around your home just for fun.

Her shelves were full of little knick-knacks from her travels.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Small decorative objects displayed on shelves or tables.

The living room was cluttered with knick-knacks.

3. Cheap or low-value items kept for their charm rather than usefulness.

He picked up a few knick-knacks at the flea market.

4. Personal souvenirs that hold sentimental value.

Grandma's knick-knacks each had a story behind them.