"Enyacore" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "So how do you get the Enyacore look? Check you're on the right track by asking yourself: \"Is this an item that you could use to barter on the Silk Road?\"",
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          "text": "When it comes to interiors, the Enyacore vibe is all about quirky curiosities and contrasting materials. Think wrought iron alongside sumptuous velvet, delicate objet d'art next to rustic wooden utensils; if it looks like it came from a century gone by, you're on the right track.",
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