• Matix Magnetic gable houses and windmill - Amsterdam - Blue
  • Matix Magnetic gable houses and windmill - Amsterdam - Blue

Magnetic gable houses and windmill - Amsterdam - Blue

Bring the atmosphere of Amsterdam into your home with this sturdy polystone magnet from Typisch Hollands. Featuring characteristic gable houses (Bikeshop and Stroopwafels) and a city windmill with real rotating blades. A beautifully detailed refrigerator
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15640
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Magnetic windmill and gable houses - Amsterdam

Bring the unique and vibrant charm of the capital to your kitchen.
with this beautiful and especially sturdy refrigerator magnet from Typisch Hollands .
 
This detailed souvenir depicts a beautiful Amsterdam scene:
The iconic City Mill of Amsterdam surrounded by quintessential Dutch gable houses.
 
In the facades, you immediately recognize the cozy local shops: a traditional Stroopwafel shop,
a typical Dutch bike shop and a colorful flower shop.
 
The absolute highlight of this magnet?
The sails of the city windmill can really turn!
 
The magnet is made of high-quality polystone (artificial stone),
which ensures robust quality, vibrant colors, and a beautiful 3D relief.
Thanks to the strong magnetic hold, it is also a handy tool for notes,
to securely hang photos or shopping lists on the refrigerator or a planning board.

Key specifications:

  • Product: 3D Fridge magnet / luxury souvenir magnet
  • Design: Amsterdam City Mill with traditional gable houses
  • Themes on magnet: Stroopwafels, Bike shop, Flower shop
  • Functionality: Equipped with real rotating windmill blades
  • Material: High-quality and sturdy polystone
  • Dimensions: 7.5 x 10 cm
  • Application: Ideal for the fridge, as an Amsterdam souvenir, or as a gift for international business associates.
 
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