- Size: 2"x3"x0.125"
- Material: Printed on transfer paper and heat-pressed on FRP (fiber-reinforced plastic), gloss finish, thin magnet on the back
- Ready to ship
These magnets are printed with my own designs, which are inspired by molas (a textile art form from the Guna Indians from Panama and Colombia). These magnets would make a unique gift or souvenir for someone who loves the ocean and will definitely brighten up your fridge, office file cabinet or magnetic board with splashes of bold colors. Wouldn't these be a great addition to your magnets collection? More designs will be added, so stay tuned by following me on Instagram and Facebook at papermolas.
Please keep in mind that due to different resolutions on digital screens, actual print colors may differ slightly.
Thank you for supporting my artwork and I hope you enjoy my designs as much as I do making them. To read more about how I make my paper molas, please visit my About page.
(All artwork is the property of Miriam Lim O’Brien and Papermolas and is subject to copyright protection laws. This image may not be duplicated without written consent of the artist. Sales of artwork do not transfer copyright to the buyer.)
- Size: 2"x3"x0.125"
- Material: Printed on transfer paper and heat-pressed on FRP (fiber-reinforced plastic), gloss finish, thin magnet on the back
- Ready to ship
These magnets are printed with my own designs, which are inspired by molas (a textile art form from the Guna Indians from Panama and Colombia). These magnets would make a unique gift or souvenir for someone who loves the ocean and will definitely brighten up your fridge, office file cabinet or magnetic board with splashes of bold colors. Wouldn't these be a great addition to your magnets collection? More designs will be added, so stay tuned by following me on Instagram and Facebook at papermolas.
Please keep in mind that due to different resolutions on digital screens, actual print colors may differ slightly.
Thank you for supporting my artwork and I hope you enjoy my designs as much as I do making them. To read more about how I make my paper molas, please visit my About page.
(All artwork is the property of Miriam Lim O’Brien and Papermolas and is subject to copyright protection laws. This image may not be duplicated without written consent of the artist. Sales of artwork do not transfer copyright to the buyer.)
