Shapla - Fridge Magnet

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Fridge Magnet Shapla
Fridge magnet Made of marble stone, hand finished and hand painted.
The water lily or commonly known as Shapla Is the National Flower of Bangladesh. The scientific name of the flower is Nymphaeaceae. Hat Bakso made a Fridge Magnet about the national flower. It is Also Located In The Center of The Emblem of Bangladesh. It’s an aquatic flower that grows all over Bangladesh. In Bangladesh, there have so many ponds, bills, haors, lakes everywhere in the country. And Shapla or water lily is the common flower in these water bodies. In the advent of rains, the water lily tree comes out from the root. The plant of water lily increases to the increase of water. To the top of the stem, there grows a budding and the petals are included after rising up the buddings bloom in the breeze.
The leaves of the water lily are more round than heart-shaped, bright green, 15 to 30 cm in diameter with the slit about 1/3 the length of the leaf. Leaves usually float on the water’s surface. Recent experiments have confirmed that it has medicinal qualities as an antihepatotoxic and antidiabetic. Like all waterlilies or lotuses, its tubers and rhizomes can be used as food items; they are eaten usually boiled or roasted. In the case of Nymphaeaceae, its tender leaves and flower peduncles are also valued as food.
Water lily or Shapla is the symbol of a simple natural mind.
The first fridge magnets were cylindrical or solid rectangular magnets. Later, a flexible magnet was developed, composed of a high-coercively ferromagnetic compound mixed with a plastic binder. Ferrite magnets are commonly used, too, with decorative elements attached to the magnets with adhesive. Collecting magnets is a hobby.
Fridge magnets are designed to decorate refrigerator. According to the materials of logos used as promotional magnets and souvenir fridge magnets, refrigerator magnets can be made from rubber, PVC, Polynesian, metal, porcelain and mixed some of these materials. There also many souvenir shops will sell souvenir magnets with local charms printed.