The fine print.

A link that pays the person who sent you there. The seller tracks the visit, and if you buy, a slice of the sale comes back to the site that referred you. The price on the seller's page is the price you pay either way — the commission comes out of the seller's margin, not your wallet.

Anything that isn't a real, connected partnership is not an affiliate link, and this page won't describe it as one.

You shouldn't have to find this page to learn the truth. So the notice appears:

• Right beside the button on the product card and on the product's own page — not three clicks away.
• In the footer of every page, which is generated from the catalog so it can't overstate what's connected.
• In your own social posts — when you paste a product's link into an Instagram, TikTok, or Pinterest post, the disclosure text from this page is what your caption should say, so it travels with the link.

These finds currently carry an affiliate link, with the wording each program requires:

• A Handful of Fabulous-Sculpted Wall VaseAmazon Associates: “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
• Skateboard-Mounted Posable Floor LampAmazon Associates: “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
• Colorful Wavy Hand Tufted Wool RugAmazon Associates: “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
• Vintage Newspaper VaseAmazon Associates: “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
• Abstract, Soft, Non-Slip, Washable RugAmazon Associates: “As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”

Every other link on the shop is a plain referral to a search or a seller page.

Finds are chosen because they're interesting, strange, or well made. Commission rates are not part of the decision, and a seller cannot buy a spot in the grid. If something stops being worth showing, it comes off the shop.

The pieces shown here are concept imagery. “View details” opens the seller's page for objects in that spirit — it is not a checkout for the exact item pictured. Prices, sellers, and availability all vary, and EZRI doesn't set any of them.

Weekly picks means weekly picks. Your address stays on this shop: it isn't sold, rented, or handed to a brand, and every email carries a way to leave.