Thirty-four Irish stickers at statement size, big enough to read from across a room. Made for the suitcase, not the scrapbook. Reads from a distance. Up to 3.5 inches, so Dublin Castle, The Temple Bar, The Burren and Cobh still hold their detail on a hardshell case, with word stickers for Dublin, Cork and Galway. The symbols. The flag, the map, a Celtic cross, a trinity knot, a Claddagh ring, a harp and a shamrock. The everyday things. A currach boat, sheep, a couple in traditional dress, the words dia duit, Irish for hello, and cliffs, shamrock and cathedral postage stamps. Food and drink. Irish coffee, a full Irish breakfast, Irish stew and a Guinness. Built for the trip, not the shelf. Waterproof paper with a glossy coating that holds color in the sun. Half-cut peeling tabs. It will live on a water bottle, though wash that one by hand. Painted in watercolor, with edges cut to follow the artwork. Sized for luggage, laptops and water bottles, and a gift for someone with Irish roots.