Old Goa Porcelain Magnet | Vintage Goan Travel Souvenir Fridge Magnet

An Old Goa porcelain fridge magnet carrying a vintage travel illustration — a small square of the Goan capital that once rivalled Lisbon.

Old Goa was, for a time, one of the great cities of the East — a Portuguese capital of churches and cathedrals, most of it now gone to jungle and time. What survives is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most atmospheric places on the Konkan coast.

This magnet takes that and shrinks it to fridge size, which is either an indignity or exactly what a souvenir should be.

The souvenir that actually gets kept
Cheap, cheerful and impossible to break. A good small gift, a stocking filler, and the thing you bring back for the people who didn’t come.

Product features

 - Glossy porcelain fridge magnet with a strong backing
 - Vivid, fade-resistant print
 - Sits flat and holds firmly
 - A proper keepsake rather than a flimsy souvenir

Care
 - Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth.

A few questions, answered

What is Old Goa?
The former Portuguese capital of Goa — a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its churches and cathedrals, including the Basilica of Bom Jesus.

Who is it for?
Travellers, history lovers, and anyone collecting fridge magnets from places they’ve actually been.

What is Konkani?
Konkani is the official language of Goa, on India’s west coast, spoken by Goans and Mangaloreans all over the world. Every KBTQ design carries a little of it — because a language lives when people use it, wear it, and laugh in it.