North East India

In Meghalaya, villagers train the roots of rubber fig trees across a river for years until they grow into a living bridge you can walk across — a craft found nowhere else in India. Stickerji's woodworkers can't match that patience, but the same instinct for shaping a place into something that lasts sits behind every magnet in this collection.

Assam anchors the set with Kaziranga National Park, home to over two-thirds of the world's wild one-horned rhinos, and the tea estates lining the Brahmaputra valley. Arunachal Pradesh's design marks the country's easternmost point and the Tawang Monastery, India's largest, while a second magnet covers Jawang, a frontier village in the same high-altitude Tawang district. Meghalaya's own magnet centres on those living root bridges and Cherrapunji, among the wettest places on Earth. Manipur's design carries Loktak Lake's floating phumdi islands, and Nagaland's carries the annual Hornbill Festival and its sixteen recognised tribes.

Sikkim, India's first fully organic state, gets two mentions — its own magnet beneath Kangchenjunga, the world's third-highest peak, and a separate one for the Goecha La trek that leads toward it. Mizoram's bamboo-covered hills and Tripura's Ujjayanta Palace complete the set.

The rest of India waits one click over: East India's Odisha and Bengal magnets border this region directly, while North India's Himalayan trails, South India's coastline and Western India's deserts sit further west, alongside every Indian state combined at Indian State Fridge Magnets and the wider world in the World collection.