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Fridge Magnet Inspired by Persian Heritage

€5.00
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Product Type
Fridge Magnet
Material
Plastic
Pattern
People & Portraits
Theme
Persian
Boyutlar
9 x 9 x 0.10 cm
Ağırlık
14 g (0.49 oz)
Delivery date
Kas 16 — Kas 23

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Fridge Magnet Inspired by Persian Heritage

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Discover the charm of Persian culture with our collection of fridge magnets inspired by Persian heritage. Each magnet features intricate designs that echo the elegance of ancient Persian art and architecture. From vibrant floral patterns to iconic symbols, these magnets transform any kitchen into a gallery of cultural beauty. Crafted with attention to detail, they bring a touch of history and sophistication to your everyday life. Perfect as souvenirs or gifts, they celebrate the rich legacy of Persia in a small but stunning way. Adorn your fridge with these miniature masterpieces and let every glance remind you of the timeless allure of Persian craftsmanship.

Genel görünüm

Design Theme

Inspired by Persian heritage, featuring intricate motifs and rich colors.

Material Quality

Made from sturdy plastic with a glossy, durable finish.

Versatility

Sticks to any ferromagnetic surface, from fridges to filing cabinets.

Application

A simple way to add a piece of Persian artistry to your kitchen or office.

Dimensions

Slim 9x9x0.1 cm profile fits perfectly on any magnetic area.

Ek bilgi

Ağırlık 14 g
Boyutlar 9 × 9 × 0.1 cm
Condition

New

Theme

Persian

Pattern

People & Portraits

Color

Red

Material

Plastic

Product Type

Fridge Magnet

Style

Traditional

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