Georgian Magnets as a Map of Your Travel Memories

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Fridge Decoration

Georgian Magnets

Old Tbilisi Balconies

FAQ

One can hardly find a household fridge without a souvenir magnet on it. It has already become an international tradition to decorate your fridge with magnets collected from all around the world. It is a great gift as well, just to give it to your friends.

The combination of your magnet collection is a storage of memories, on the other hand it’s like a scratch poster, mainly showing the places, you have been. A map marked with sightseeing representing different cities and touristic destinations.

Georgian Magnets are designed by Georgian graphic designers, made especially for Georgia Starts Here. Different illustrations and forms give you an opportunity to choose the one you like the most. Memories offer two types of Georgian magnets, one with illustrations of different cities, resorts and regions of Georgia, and the ones that have a shape of traditional Old Tbilisi style balcony, door, window.

These images and themes are interconnected; all pieces represent a small part of Georgian culture that you can take with you on your way back home. The streets of Tbilisi, Kutaisi, Borjomi, Bakuriani, Shatili and Georgian Balconies can perfectly decorate your fridge, or your magnet board.

When wandering around the streets of Old Tbilisi, there’s no way you can’t notice those balconies, iconic architectural features, known for their skillful wooden carvings, colorful facades hanging over narrow, winding streets. These balconies reflect a blend of Persian, Russian, and Georgian influences, creating a charming atmosphere unique to the city’s historic parts.

Old Tbilisi balconies can be admired on several picturesque streets throughout the historic districts of the city. Shavteli Street near the Rezo Gabriadze Theatre features charming wooden balconies, while Kote Afkhazi Street (Formerly known as Leselidze Street) is lined with colorful facades and traditional designs. Betlemi Street winds uphill, offering views of beautifully aged woodwork homes, and Lado Asatiani Street showcases authentic balcony architecture in the heart of the old town. You can also find stunning examples on Baratashvili Street when coming down from Freedom Square.

FAQ

 –Where to buy Georgian Magnets and what are Georgian Magnet prices?

You can buy on our website and in our physical store located on Kote Apkhazi street 31. Prices vary from 10 to 130 Gel.

– What materials are these fridge magnets made from?

Our fridge magnets are made from flexible magnetic rubber attached to a ceramic base. Ones with house elements are made with wooden materials.

– Do fridge magnets damage fridges?

No, fridge magnets are safe to use on most modern fridges. They do not scratch or harm the surface when used properly and are easy to remove or reposition.

– How do I clean fridge magnets?

You can clean fridge magnets using a damp cloth. Avoid soaking them in water, especially if they have wooden, paper or printed surfaces.

– Can I customize fridge magnets with my own design?

Unfortunately, we do not offer customization for fridge magnets. All designs are pre-made and selected for their unique aesthetics designed by Georgian graphic designers.