Twenty-eight stickers of Norway at statement size, big enough to read from across a room. Made for the suitcase rather than the scrapbook. Reads from a distance. Up to 3.5 inches, so Preikestolen, Trolltunga, Geirangerfjord, Bryggen, Nidaros Cathedral and Oslo still hold their detail on a hardshell case. The everyday things. The Norwegian flag and the map, a Viking longship, a rosemaling plate, a bunad folk costume couple, the Flåm railway train, and two postage stamps, one with fireweed and one with the royal palace. The north itself. Northern lights, a whale and dried cod. Food and drink. Fårikål, krumkake and aquavit. Built for the trip, not the shelf. 28 die-cut pieces, waterproof and tear-proof, with a glossy coating that holds color through sun and scuffs. 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, coolers and water bottles, and a gift for someone with Norwegian roots.
