Three-dimensional magnet with a picture of the coat of arms of the Republic of Serbia.

Three-dimensional Magnet with a picture of the coat of arms of the Republic of Serbia in tricolor shield.

Three-dimensional Magnet with a picture of Nemanjic coat of arms in shield.

Three-dimensional Magnet.

Three-dimensional megnet.

Three-dimensional magnet.

Badge in the form of Serbian flag

Diptych is made with reproduction of traditional orthodox Byzantine icon laminated on old wooden board and lightly painted around it. One side of the diptych is with the icon of Virgin Mary, and on the other side may be the icon of saint by your choice. Diptych is completely hand made.

The picture is presenting the Kosovo battle which took place on Kosovo field on 1389. The Kosovo battle is the most important battle in Serbian history. The flag is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. It can be made with the eyelets in the corners that allow easy attachment, or bonding on all four sides, or with tunnel for a stick, if you want to use it as a banner. Dimensions: 150 cm X 80 cm Designed by 011. Made in Serbia

Icon is made with reproduction of traditional orthodox Byzantine icon laminated on old wooden board and lightly painted around it. Icon is completely hand made. Format: about 7cm X 7cm

Icon is made with reproduction of traditional orthodox Vizantine icon laminated on old wooden board and lightly painted ower it. It is completely hand made. Format: A5

Best quality key chain.

Brass pendant.

Colors: Black and brown Material: Leather

Set contains 6 coasters. Material: Leather

Colors: black and brown Material: leather

Leather pendant on which the Serbian coat of arms engraved with the inscription Serbia.

On one side of the pendant is engraved coat of arms of Serbia and on the other side is inscription Serbia.

Because stricter customs regulations, in abroad we deliver just holster without leather. One side is Serbian coat of art and at the other side is inscription “Serbia”

Magnet made ​​of acrylic, with a picture of City of Belgrade Coat of Arms.

Magnet made ​​of acrylic, with a picture of Serbian Coat of Arms.

Magnet made ​​of acrylic, with a picture of Belgrades Temple of St.Sava.

Magnet made ​​of acrylic, with a picture of Belgrades Temple of St.Sava .

Magnet made ​​of acrylic, with a picture of Statue of Victor, a symbol of Belgrade city.

Fridge Magnet in the shape of the coat of arms of Belgrade.

Fridge Magnet in the shape of Belgrades fortress of Kalemegdan.

Hand made Material: ceramics

Hand made magnet.Peasant shoe is made out of leather and the sock is made out of wool.

Magnet is handmade.Made of leather and wool.Two peasant shoes with wool etno socks hangs out of serbian flag.

Handmade souvenir magnet made out of leather.Two serbian peasant shoes hanging on a Serbian flag.

Fridge Magnet in the shape of Belgrades Republic Square.

Fridge Magnet in the shape of the coat of arms of Serbia. Eagle is made of silver foil, and the outline of gold.

Fridge Magnet in the shape of the coat of arms of Serbia. Background and an eagle were made of silver foil.

Hand made Material: ceramics

Hand made Material: ceramics

Icon is made with reproduction of traditional orthodox Vizantine icon laminated on old wooden board and lightly painted ower it. Icon is completely hand made. Format: A4

Metal Bottle opener.

Pendant with Serbian Flag.

Pendant with cockade of Serbian Chetniks Material:metal,lether

Pendant with Serbian Arms.

Gold-plated pendant in the form of Serbian coat of arms.

Pendant with Serbian Arms.

Pendant with cockade of Serbian Chetniks Material:metal,lether

Pendant with cockade of Serbian Chetniks Material:metal,lether

Pendant with cockade of Serbian Chetniks Material:metal,lether

Pendant with cockade of Serbian Chetniks Material:metal,lether

Pendant made of eva foam with three-dimensional stickers.

Pendant made of eva foam with three-dimensional stickers.

Description: Medal depicting Field Marshal Petar Bojović, minted in the National Bank of Serbia – Institute for Manufacturing Banknotes and Coins to mark 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War Specification: Finished in Proof standard Dimension: Ø 38 mm Composition: copper alloy Weight: 18 g Packaging: plastic box with stand, 160 x 100 mm dimension Petar Bojović (1858-1945) was the General in command of the First Serbian Army until he was wounded in the battle of Kolubara. As Head of the Supreme Command he led the Serbian army retreat over Albania. In July 1918 he led the First Army at the battle of Dobro Polje on the Salonika front, where Bulgarian armies were heavily defeated. He was awarded the title of “vojvoda” (Field Marshal) after that victory.

Description: Medal depicting Field Marshal Radomir Putnik, minted in the National Bank of Serbia – Institute for Manufacturing Banknotes and Coins to mark 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War Specification: Medal struck in high gloss technique Dimension: Ø 38 mm Composition: copper alloy - patinated Weight: 18 g Packaging: plastic box with stand, 160 x 100 mm dimension General Radomir Putnik (1847-1917) is the creator of the modern Serbian army. From 1912 to 1916 he was Chief of the Supreme Command who had great merit in WW1 victories at Cer, Drina and Kolubara. He became the first Serbian “vojvoda” (Field Marshal) following the Kumanovo battle. After no support came from Entente allies, he issued the most distressing order to retreat across Albania. From Corfu he was transferred to Nice for medical treatment, where he died a year later.

Description: Medal depicting Field Marshal Radomir Putnik, minted in the National Bank of Serbia – Institute for Manufacturing Banknotes and Coins to mark 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War Specification: Finished in Proof standard Dimension: Ø 38 mm Composition: copper alloy Weight: 18 g Packaging: plastic box with stand, 160 x 100 mm dimension General Radomir Putnik (1847-1917) is the creator of the modern Serbian army. From 1912 to 1916 he was Chief of the Supreme Command who had great merit in WW1 victories at Cer, Drina and Kolubara. He became the first Serbian “vojvoda” (Field Marshal) following the Kumanovo battle. After no support came from Entente allies, he issued the most distressing order to retreat across Albania. From Corfu he was transferred to Nice for medical treatment, where he died a year later.

Hand made decoration.

Hand made

Description: Medal depicting Field Marshal Stepa Stepanović, minted in the National Bank of Serbia – Institute for Manufacturing Banknotes and Coins to mark 100 years since the outbreak of the First World War Specification: Finished in Proof standard Dimension: Ø 38 mm Composition: copper alloy Weight: 18 g Packaging: plastic box with stand, 160 x 100 mm dimension General Stepa Stepanović (1856-1929) led the Second Army in battles that won him the fame of one of the greatest Serbian commanders in history. After the first victory of the Entente forces in the Battle of Cer (1914) he earned the rank of “vojvoda” (Field Marshal). The forceful advance of his troops over Macedonia after breaking the Salonika Front in 1918 led to the capitulation of Bulgaria and accelerated the end of the Great War.