Bulgarian Magnets

heavy metal style design

heavy metal style design

If you are from Bulgaria grab this awesome Bulgarian flag home country tee. A nice-looking Eastern Europe Bulgaria country gift for a Bulgarian.

Gift for Bulgarian From Bulgaria

Bulgarian Flag

Bulgarian Australian Grown With Bulgarian Roots - Gift for Bulgarian

Gift for Bulgarian From Bulgaria

Christmas Gift for Bulgaria From Bulgarian

Gift for Bulgarian From Bulgaria

Gift for Bulgaria From Bulgarian

The Pride of Bulgaria - Bulgarian National Flag Design (Bulgarian Text)

Bulgarian Style: Shopska Salad Rakia Drink

Gift for Bulgarian From Bulgaria

Simple text in bulgarian saying "You are beautiful" for male/person.

Founded by the Czech Proshek brothers in 1884, the Sofia brewery began producing Proshekovo Pivo using traditional Czech brewing practices, leading the beer to be awarded a gold medal at Antwerp in 1891. In 1947, the brewery was nationalized by the communist regime and renamed Vitosha, and the beer was eventually renamed Sofiisko Pivo. A second factory was built in the nearby village of Gorublyane, and in 1978 the brewery in central Sofia was closed. The company changed its name to Apuaha in 1996.

Ireland vs. Bulgaria: The Ultimate Quidditch World Cup Match-up

Ireland vs. Bulgaria: The Ultimate Quidditch World Cup Match-up

This modern language chart contains all 30 characters of the Bulgarian alphabet in uppercase and lowercase, alongside an English pronunciation guide.

Bulgaria written in Cyrillic.

Bulgarian Carrot chilli pepper.

This modern language chart contains all 30 characters of the Bulgarian alphabet in uppercase and lowercase, alongside an English pronunciation guide.

Giving away a Martenitsa is an old Bulgarian custom to celebrate the end of winter. The small red and white jewelry will be given away to friends, family and loved ones on March 1st and will bring happiness, health and a long life. The Bulgarian lucky charms are worn on the wrist or on the clothes until you see a first sign of spring, for example a stork, a swallow or a blossoming tree. When the time comes, you can put the martenitsa under a stone or hang it on a tree and make a wish.

Design based on Bulgarian folk ornaments, all copyrights of the design are reserved

Bulgarian Black Sea coastline resorts with view from the Nessebar island

Discover the tranquil beauty of Bansko, Bulgaria, through this serene mountainscape design. Celebrating the allure of this beloved ski resort town, this artwork captures the essence of Bansko with its majestic peaks and quaint architecture. Perfect for travel enthusiasts and lovers of the great outdoors, this piece brings a touch of the Bulgarian mountains into your home. Whether you're reminiscing about your alpine adventures or dreaming of your next getaway, this vintage-inspired travel poster offers a stylish and minimalist representation of one of the Balkans' hidden gems. Ideal for collectors of travel art, it makes for an elegant gift or a chic addition to your personal decor. Add a bit of Bansko's winter wonderland to your wardrobe o

With this troll-proof design, all you'll need is the high ground.

Giving away a Martenitsa is an old Bulgarian custom to celebrate the end of winter. The small red and white jewelry will be given away to friends, family and loved ones on March 1st and will bring happiness, health and a long life. The Bulgarian lucky charms are worn on the wrist or on the clothes until you see a first sign of spring, for example a stork, a swallow or a blossoming tree. When the time comes, you can put the martenitsa under a stone or hang it on a tree and make a wish.

Design based on Bulgarian folk ornaments, all copyrights of the design are reserved

Design based on Bulgarian folk ornaments, all copyrights of the design are reserved

Design based on Bulgarian folk ornaments, all copyrights of the design are reserved

Stylized image of a speaker based on Bulgarian folk motifs, all copyrights of the design are reserved

Stylized image of a speaker based on Bulgarian folk motifs, all copyrights of the design are reserved

Giving away a martenitsa is an old Bulgarian custom to celebrate the end of winter. The little red and white jewelry will be given away to friends, family and loved ones on March 1st and will bring happiness, health and a long life. The Bulgarian lucky charms are worn on the wrist or on the clothes until one sees the first sign of spring, for example a stork, a swallow or a tree in bloom. When the time comes, you put the Martenitsa under a stone or hang it on a tree and you can make a wish.

Are you a religious dog lover? Together with the saying ''Walking with Jesus and my Bulgarian Scenthound by my side'' this design is perfect for Christians, who love Bulgarian Scenthounds. If you are a breeder or owner of Bulgarian Scenthounds this dog sayings motif is perfect for you.

A city in Bulgaria.

A city in Bulgaria.