A private establishment, the Ethnographic Museum of Paphos is one of the richest museums on the island. It houses the collections of Mr. Eliades, an intellectual interested in and a collector of Cypriot folk art, history, archaeology and literature. Anything you can imagine related to Cyprus is housed in this moderately sized establishment.
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| Traditional kitchen. I especially like the utensil holder on the wall close to the door. |
This is where Cypriots would bake - the wood boards with circular imprints were racks used for cooling the bread.
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| Public water distribution center |
Entrance to a Hellenistic rock-cut tomb and a view of the courtyard
My future library (with alabaster busts of Nefertiti included) and a decorative lintel on the outside of the establishment.
