Maple-Flow Victoria Ferry Ticket Sliding Magnet

Please note: Each liquid sand fridge magnet is individually hand-assembled, so the amount and distribution of flowing fibers may vary slightly from piece to piece. These natural variations are part of the uniqueness of every item and are not considered defects. For this reason, returns or exchanges based on internal flow appearance are not accepted. If you have specific preferences regarding the internal pattern, we recommend visiting one of our offline partner stores to personally select your preferred piece. Thank you for your understanding.

A small keepsake of departure, distance, and the journey between places we love.

The Maple-Flow Victoria Ferry Ticket Sliding Magnet is inspired by the quiet ritual of coastal travel between Vancouver and Victoria—where ferry tickets become more than paper, and journeys become memories carried home.

Crafted from metal with a layered flowing fiber design, this piece reimagines the nostalgic form of a vintage ferry ticket into an interactive miniature keepsake. A small sliding carriage moves gently along the ticket, echoing the calm, measured rhythm of ferry travel across the coast.

Inside each magnet, flowing fibers settle naturally during hand assembly, creating one-of-a-kind internal landscapes shaped by gravity, movement, and time. No two pieces are ever exactly alike. Every pattern drifts differently, like ocean currents beneath a moving ferry or wind across open water.

The solid metal frame provides structure and weight, while the layered interior introduces softness, depth, and subtle motion. Together, they create an object that feels both tactile and atmospheric—part souvenir, part memory piece.

Whether gifted to someone leaving Vancouver, returning home, studying abroad, or remembering a meaningful journey, the Maple-Flow Victoria Ferry Ticket Sliding Magnet serves as a quiet reminder of travel, connection, and arrival.

Displayed on a refrigerator, magnetic board, or workspace, it brings a small sense of movement and coastal nostalgia into everyday life.