
Honey Citrus Shaved Ice
蜂蜜柑橘刨冰
Inspired by Valletta Golden Hour — a Malta-themed shaved ice concept.
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Neo Citea LoungeFour destination-inspired shaved ice creations, collectible Aoli postcards and fridge magnets — each paired with a scannable piece of Maltese history.
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MALTAOriginal concepts inspired by Maltese places, ingredients and colours.

蜂蜜柑橘刨冰
Inspired by Valletta Golden Hour — a Malta-themed shaved ice concept.
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薰衣草莓果刨冰
Inspired by Mdina Moonlight — a Malta-themed shaved ice concept.
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无花果蜂蜜刨冰
Inspired by Ħaġar Qim Temples — a Malta-themed shaved ice concept.
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开心果海风刨冰
Inspired by The Three Cities — a Malta-themed shaved ice concept.
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A separate collectible postcard series — illustrated travel memories with a story behind every destination.




A matching souvenir collection designed around Aoli and four iconic Maltese places.




Scan a postcard or display QR code to open the matching story on this website.
Valletta was founded in 1566 by the Knights of St John after the Great Siege of 1565. Its fortified streets and Baroque architecture are part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Mdina is Malta’s historic fortified inland city, often called the Silent City. It served as a major centre of power before Valletta became the capital.
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The Ħaġar Qim megalithic temple complex dates to the 4th–3rd millennium BCE. It is part of Malta’s UNESCO-listed Megalithic Temples.
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Vittoriosa, Senglea and Cospicua form the Three Cities around the Grand Harbour. Their maritime fortifications and streets tell stories of Malta’s harbour and the Knights of St John.
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These are original visual product concepts, not existing official collaborations or licensed cultural merchandise. Historical summaries are introductory.