The narrative presents the profound connection of Greek families with their ancestral heritage, portraying how the stories and experiences of their ancestors, who were uprooted from their ancient homelands, form a vital part of the collective history of Hellenism in the East. The carpet belonging to the Sitaridis family serves as a poignant reminder of their lineage, having traveled from Erzurum in Pontus to Greece, highlighting the enduring ties to their cultural origins. This article not only sheds light on the specific history surrounding the Sitaridis family but reflects a broader narrative of migration and cultural displacement that has shaped many Greek families' identities, weaving together threads of the past and present in a rich tapestry of experience.