Magnet "Burn on the Road"
Available quantity: 64 pcs
Article number:
SB-CM2401
Цвет:
Коричневый
A brutal souvenir magnet made on the basis of the popular SINNER brand image - the Iron Cross called "BURN on the ROAD" (Burn on the road). The magnet is made of ceramic and covered with glaze. The contrast on the Magnet's relief is created manually using an underglaze pigment - engobe, so each Magnet is unique and exclusive. High detail allows you to see every, even the smallest design element. The rust effect on Magnet gives it more brutality! Magnet, diameter 6.8 cm and weight 53 g. A powerful magnet allows this accessory to securely adhere to metal surfaces (refrigerator, system unit, etc.). The "BURN on the ROAD" magnet is an excellent solution for a presentable and brutal gift for your loved ones from the SINNER's BONES Brand!
Material: Ceramic
Weight: 53g; Diameter: 6.8 cm.
Material: Ceramic
Weight: 53g; Diameter: 6.8 cm.
Description:
Engobe (French engobe, Italian ingobbio - coating) is a thin layer of raw white or colored clay that is applied to the surface of a ceramic product before firing. The main function of engobe is to disguise the rough texture or undesirable color of a shard (unfired clay). In addition to complete or partial coating of products, painting with colored engobes is used. Engobe is applied to the product with a brush.
The German Iron Cross is an ancient military award established in 1813 by King Frederick William III of Prussia as a symbol of bravery and dignity. There is nothing political or negative about this symbol — it is not associated with any ideologies and carries exclusively historical and cult significance. Bikers started using the Iron Cross after World War II. Many American veterans who returned home sought freedom and unity on the open spaces of the roads, forming the first motorcycle clubs. The Iron Cross was chosen by them as a sign of protest against the conventions of society and as a symbol of independence. The use of this symbol has become a kind of reference to the military past and an expression of the rebellious spirit that unites the brotherhood of bikers. Today, this symbol for bikers means courage, brutality, loyalty to the road — and does not carry anything political or negative.
The German Iron Cross is an ancient military award established in 1813 by King Frederick William III of Prussia as a symbol of bravery and dignity. There is nothing political or negative about this symbol — it is not associated with any ideologies and carries exclusively historical and cult significance. Bikers started using the Iron Cross after World War II. Many American veterans who returned home sought freedom and unity on the open spaces of the roads, forming the first motorcycle clubs. The Iron Cross was chosen by them as a sign of protest against the conventions of society and as a symbol of independence. The use of this symbol has become a kind of reference to the military past and an expression of the rebellious spirit that unites the brotherhood of bikers. Today, this symbol for bikers means courage, brutality, loyalty to the road — and does not carry anything political or negative.
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