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Sylt & Rügen Fridge Magnets & Souvenirs

Handmade wooden fridge magnet featuring a scenic path design from Sylt by strichwerke, showcasing detailed craftsmanship. — Handmade Souvenir Fridge Magnet

Handmade Fridge Magnet - Wooden Path - Sylt

Wilhelmine in Westerland Sylt souvenir fridge magnet by strichwerke featuring a decorative illustration of Wilhelmine in Westerland. — Handmade Souvenir Fridge Magnet

Wilhelmine in Westerland Fridge Magnet | Sylt Souvenir

Handcrafted Sylt German beach chair fridge magnet in minimalist line art by Strichwerke — Handmade Souvenir Fridge Magnet

German Beach Chair Fridge Magnet - Sylt

Handmade List West Lighthouse Sylt fridge magnet by strichwerke, featuring a detailed lighthouse design on a magnetic surface. — Handmade Souvenir Fridge Magnet

List West Lighthouse Sylt Fridge Magnet | Handmade

Handmade fridge magnet featuring the List East Lighthouse from Sylt, crafted by strichwerke, showcasing a detailed lighthouse illustration. — Handmade Souvenir Fridge Magnet

Handmade Fridge Magnet - Sylt - List East Lighthouse

Handmade fridge magnet of a tetrapod on the Hörnum-Odde, Sylt, with a gull perched on top — Handmade Souvenir Fridge Magnet

Handmade Fridge Magnet - Sylt - Hörnum Tetrapod with Gull

Handmade fridge magnet of a concrete tetrapod on the Hörnum-Odde, Sylt — Handmade Souvenir Fridge Magnet

Handmade Fridge Magnet - Sylt - Hörnum Tetrapod

Island souvenirs from the North Sea and the Baltic. From the Sylt dunes to the Rügen chalk cliffs, our handcrafted fridge magnets capture the German islands in precise architectural line drawings. Each island souvenir is built on a bookbinder greyboard core with recycled kraft paper and finished by hand in small batches. A lasting keepsake from the coast — and a distinctive gift for anyone who loves the islands.

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Concrete tetrapods on Sylt painted with pairs of eyes, stacked in rows against a cloudy sky

2026-10-21 · 12 min read

Sylt Tetrapods: The Night a Hundred Concrete Blocks Got Eyes

Around a hundred concrete tetrapods on Sylt were painted with eyes in one night in 2023. How the paint worked, and why two dots are enough.