Twenty-eight Icelandic stickers at statement size, big enough to read from across a room. Made for the suitcase rather than the scrapbook. Reads from a distance. 28 die-cut pieces up to 3.5 inches, cut to follow the artwork, so Hallgrímskirkja Church, the Blue Lagoon, Mt. Kirkjufell and Skógafoss Waterfall hold their detail on a hardshell case. The wilder ground. Fagradalsfjall Volcano, the Geysir Geothermal Area, Lake Mývatn, turf houses and Reykjavik. Small things that carry the place. Góðan daginn, meaning good day, plus Ísland 50g stamps showing a church with lupines, and Brennivín. Built for the trip, not the shelf. Waterproof, tear-proof paper with a glossy coating that holds color through sun and scuffs. Half-cut peeling tabs lift the backing cleanly. It will live on a water bottle, though wash that one by hand. Painted in watercolor, in the natural tones of the place. Sized for luggage, laptops, coolers and water bottles, and a gift for someone with Icelandic roots.