• The Memory | Dead Regency Magnet by Mirabilia Boutique features a bouquet of purple, pink, and blue flowers with "THE MEMORY" in bold black text on a rounded white background—ideal for minimal gothic floral decor.
  • A silver fridge features Mirabilia Boutique’s “The Memory” Dead Regency Magnet—a white gothic floral decor piece with a bouquet and “THE MEMORY” text, adding unique minimal gothic style to your kitchen.
  • A white fridge door with Mirabilia Boutique’s "The Memory | Dead Regency Magnet"—a square gothic floral magnet featuring "The Memory," perfect for subtle dark decor.
  • A square gothic floral magnet, "The Memory" from Mirabilia Boutique's Dead Regency collection, stands out on a silver fridge next to a yellow sticky note; softly blurred kitchen shelves appear in the background.
  • A hand holds "The Memory | Dead Regency Magnet" by Mirabilia Boutique, featuring a round gothic floral design. Nearby are a black card, white flower, and part of a gold and black object on a white surface.
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The Memory | Dead Regency Magnet | Gothic Floral Decor

The Memory | Dead Regency Magnet | Gothic Floral Decor

$19.95 USD
$19.95 USD
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A Whisper Pressed in Time

Bring the quiet beauty of remembrance to your space with The Memory — a gothic art magnet from the Dead Regency collection. With a bouquet of blue and mauve roses set against a softly darkened background, this magnet offers a subtle nod to longing, nostalgia, and poetic quiet.

Art Meets Functionality

Designed with a clean white base and soft-rounded square shape, this magnet is more than a fridge accent - it's a pocket-sized piece of emotional storytelling. Use it on refrigerators, lockers, memo boards, or any metallic surface that deserves a little soul.

Details:

3" x 3" size
Glossy finish
Strong full-back magnet
Water- and fade-resistant

Perfect For:
Gifting to literary or romantic souls
Journaling corners or workspaces
Minimal gothic home or office decor
Pairing with The Secret or The Watcher for a story told in three

A memory never fades - especially when it’s made visible.

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