Epoxy Magnets

Epoxy Magnets are small decorative pieces made by casting resin around pigments, botanical elements, printed images or other lightweight inclusions and attaching a magnetic backing. Makers commonly work with two-part epoxy resin, silicone moulds, alcohol inks, mica powders, glitter, dried flowers, wood fragments or miniature charms. After pouring, trapped air is removed, the resin is left to cure, and the edges may be sanded and polished. A ferrite or neodymium magnet is then fixed securely to the back.

Available forms may include circles, initials, animals, flowers, abstract shapes and compact picture designs. Epoxy Magnets can hold notes, photographs or reminders on refrigerators, magnetic boards and metal cabinets. Personalised versions featuring names, dates, colours, short wording or logos are also suitable as event keepsakes. When comparing pieces, check the dimensions, thickness and total weight as well as the type and strength of the magnet. A decorative magnet intended only for display may not hold several sheets of paper, while a stronger neodymium backing can offer better grip on a suitable flat metal surface.

For routine care, wipe the resin gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry it afterwards. Abrasive cleaners, solvents, dishwashers and prolonged contact with water can damage the finish or weaken the bond at the back. Extended exposure to strong sunlight or high temperatures may also affect resin colour over time. Small magnetic parts should be kept away from young children, magnetic cards and sensitive electronic or medical devices. Because each item is made by hand, slight variations in colour, size, texture, pattern placement and the appearance of tiny bubbles are natural.

Tospika is a showcase for independent makers in Türkiye and does not process sales through the website. Details such as resin composition, magnet type, available shapes and personalisation possibilities can be confirmed with the maker. To order Epoxy Magnets, request custom dimensions or wording, and discuss production and delivery times, visitors contact the producer directly.