SpiceRoute Horizons · Merchandise of a travel story
Pin Badge 58mm — Amar Kolkata (Howrah Bridge)
📍 From our travel story about Howrah Bridge, Kolkata
✦ Free shipping across India ✦ Printed on demand for you ✦ Designed with AI, finished by hand
Round 58mm pin badge · ₹129 · Free shipping across India
Howrah Bridge in cream on sindoor red, with আমার কলকাতা ("my Kolkata") written underneath. For anyone who carries the city around with them, wherever they live now.
What you get
- 1 round pin badge, 58 mm (about 2.3 inches across)
- Glossy printed front, design runs edge to edge
- Safety-pin back: pin it on a bag, jacket, tote or lanyard
- This is a pin badge, not a fridge magnet
Delivery & returns
- Free shipping across India
- Made to order: printed for you after you order, usually dispatched in 3–5 working days
- Secure checkout with Razorpay (UPI, cards, netbanking)
- Full refund if your order isn't delivered, or if we have to cancel it because of high demand or stock. Refund policy
A SpiceRoute Horizons design: merchandise of our travel stories from Bengal.
Sketched on the ghats at golden hour, when the river turns copper and the bridge becomes lace against the sky. আমার কলকাতা is what every Kolkatan says about this city, whether they live here or left years ago.

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