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New adventures, experiences and memories are arriving to be written in a convenient accessory paying homage to Guatemala. Designer Gaby Briz works side by side with a talented artisan team, creating a gorgeous composition of a classic Chicken bus and printing it on the cardboard cover of this lined journal. With 100 paper pages for long-term use and a plastic coil binding, the piece features the Spanish expressionGuau! set in artistic calligraphy at the front of the design, making a fun nod to this blessed nation's name and the marvelous nature of its traditions.

These are rapidly fading in Latin America, but at one time, "chicken busses" were the only motorized transport in decades past. Ceramicist Vitelio Orozco pays homage to these buses and the people and cargo they hauled to market with these hand painted ceramic figures with magnets on back.

If you were lucky enough to have a chance to ride on one of these old buses that roam rural Guatemala, why not relive the experience every time you open the fridge? Ceramicist Vitelio Orozco pays homage to these buses and the people and cargo they hauled to market with these hand painted ceramic figures with magnets on the back.

These little moto-taxis have been popular in Latin America not only because they are light on the wallet, but also because of their ability to maneuver in narrow streets and heavy traffic. Guatemalan ceramicist Vitelio Orozco pays homage to these little vehicles, affectionately called tuc tucs, with these set of 3 refrigerator magnets in red, white and black.

These little moto-taxis have been popular in Latin America not only because they are light on the wallet, but also because of their ability to maneuver in narrow streets and heavy traffic. Guatemalan ceramicist Vitelio Orozco pays homage to these little vehicles, affectionately called tuc tucs, with these set of three figures. Inside, small cloth dolls represent drivers and passengers.