u/Pretend_Smoke_2795

I've got a habit of collecting fridge magnets everywhere I travel and giving them to friends and family. Most of them are iconic enough that you instantly recognise what place this represents.

And then at this place someone makes fridge magnets based on old town tile designs - arguably the least distinctive/memorable thing about the place.

Looks like it's mostly for history/architecture buffs. Why would anyone else buy this? Am I missing something?
And who should I get one of these tile magnets for?

I've got a habit of collecting fridge magnets everywhere I travel and giving them to friends and family. Most of them are iconic enough that you instantly recognise what place this represents.

And then at this place someone makes fridge magnets based on old town tile designs - arguably the least distinctive/memorable thing about the place.

Looks like it's mostly for history/architecture buffs. Why would anyone else buy this? Am I missing something?
And who should I get one of these tile magnets for?

I've got a habit of collecting fridge magnets everywhere I travel and giving them to friends and family. Most of them are iconic enough that you instantly recognise what place this represents.

And then at this place someone makes fridge magnets based on old town tile designs - arguably the least distinctive/memorable thing about the place.

Looks like it's mostly for history/architecture buffs. Why would anyone else buy this? Am I missing something?
And who should I get one of these tile magnets for?

I've got a habit of collecting fridge magnets everywhere I travel. Most of them are iconic enough that you instantly recognise what place this represents.

And then at this place someone makes fridge magnets based on old town tile designs - arguably the least distinctive/memorable thing about the place. Only good for history/architecture buffs.

Why would anyone buy this? Am I missing something?

Over the past couple of months I've noticed more discussions of niche craft handbags (like those with shell inlay or unusual materials) on platforms like Instagram or RedNote (Xiaohongshu).

I know they aren't famous brands like Coach or Chanel, and many don't have big-name logos or instantly recognisable designs.

For people who like or own these kinds of handbags, what draws you to them? Is it the design, craftsmanship, materials, the story behind the maker, or something else?

Really curious to hear what people enjoy about them.