Taipei Window Lattice Magnet Series - A Collection of Five Designs

The "Taipei Window Lattice Magnets" are crafted with hand-applied coloring and gold plating, proudly made in Taiwan. The strong magnetic backing enhances their usability. For travelers, these magnets serve as cherished mementos of their journey. They also find versatile application in both personal and professional spaces, perfect for holding notes or adding a touch of charm to desks and refrigerators. Each use becomes a small moment of joy, appreciating the unique character of Taipei. They are ideal for collecting, personal use, or as thoughtful gifts. • Material: Metal iron, baked paint, gold plating • Dimensions: 4.5 cm diameter • Origin: Taiwan Introduction to the Five Designs • Taipei Window Lattice Magnet・South City | Featuring Taipei's city flower, the "azalea," alongside the "Maokong Gondola" winding through mountains and overlooking the city, this design captures the romance of southern Taipei intertwined with nature. • Taipei Window Lattice Magnet・West City | The "Taiwan Blue Magpie" soars over the century-old landmark "North Gate," embodying the unique spirit of West Taipei where culture, architectural history, and urban ecology coexist. • Taipei Window Lattice Magnet・West City Celebration | A "Junk boat," carrying historical significance, is intertwined with the vibrant and dazzling "Dadaocheng Fireworks," creating a scene that blends retro charm with a festive atmosphere, reviving the prosperity and old-world romance of the former river port city. • Taipei Window Lattice Magnet・East District | The rhythmic lines of the "Taipei Music Center" are translated into a visual language, paired with a "bicycle" cycling through the streets, symbolizing the vitality, creativity, and urban pulse of the East District. • Taipei Window Lattice Magnet・North District | Crafted with the century-old "Xinbeitou Station" and the imagery of swirling hot spring mist, this design evokes a sense of healing, presenting a gentle, leisurely, and restorative journey where the North District's warmth coexists with nature and culture.