Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (7 March Version) - Fridge Magnet

Summary:

Multicolor Bangabandhu fridge magnet 7 March version
The Hat Bakso Bangabandhu fridge magnet is more than a pretty decoration compact homage to a giant name in Bangladesh's history. It is designed as a marble stone magnet in memory of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. It carries the essence of pride and patriotism. The magnet celebrates the pivoting speech of the 7th of March, which continues to be felt by the people of Bangladesh. With its striking multicolored palette set against the smooth finish of natural marble stone, it is an incomparable addition to any magnetic surface- surface- a perfect blend of historical reverence with just a touch of vibrant artistry.
Handcrafted Precision for Authenticity
Local artisans handcrafted each Bangabandhu fridge magnet by Hat Bakso into a model expressing true craftsmanship's essence. It reflects authenticity through handmade quality care and details that no machine-made item can provide. It's aesthetically charming, with more information paid to every part of the iconic image of Sheikh Mujib and the bold colors of the marble stone, which blend traditional artistry with modern-day tribute. It is not just a simple magnet but a piece of cultural heritage, handcrafted for this purpose.
Durability and Functionality
The Hat Bakso Bangabandhu fridge magnet does not compromise on practicality, even while being rich in meaning. Constructed with durable marble stone, it offers a vital structure lasting years of wear and tear. This robust magnetic backing further strengthens the product. It can, therefore, be very practically used day in and day out to hold pictures, notes, or even reminders. This makes it functional and versatile, offering much more than just a visual appeal- a combination of utility and sentimentality in one thoughtful product.
Price and Availability in Bangladesh
From high to low-end shops in Bangladesh, both physically and online, this Hat Bakso Bangabandhu fridge magnet is available, including the 7th March version. The price is justified with the handicraft and quality materials used, so it's pretty value-for-value at a reasonable price. Be it a multicolored Bangabandhu fridge magnet or a particular version of the 7th March edition, you get them at very reasonable prices, a decent and affordable way to commemorate history.