Blue stacked on blue: a bright sky, a purple-blue volcano, a deep blue lake, and one corner that bursts into pink.

This Guatemala travel poster looks across Lake Atitlán over flowers and a low pale wall, with the name of the lake lettered large in the sky. It belongs on a travel wall, in a lake house hallway or above the desk where the next trip gets planned.

Terrace Bougainvillea and Volcano, one band of color at a time

Start at the top, where a bright blue sky fades as it drops and peach-and-cream clouds pile up at the right. The words “LAKE ATITLÁN GUATEMALA” are printed here on three levels: a small, airy first word flanked by thin cream rules with diamond tips, then the lake name in huge cream serif capitals with a thin dark shadow, then the country in small terracotta-orange capitals.

Under a low row of small peach clouds stands a single volcano cone, purple-blue with lighter ribs down its flanks, a little right of center. Lower blue ridges with a few small peaks run off to the left. Then the water takes over: deep blue with darker ripple strokes across the middle of the sheet. A small white boat with a flat canopy roof crosses it, trailing a short white wake.

The warm colors wait at the bottom. Bougainvillea in magenta, pink, peach and red climbs the left side next to a round golden-green shrub, and a small red-flowering bush answers from the right. A pale cream wall with a lilac shadow slants across the foot of the scene. Below it runs a woven-pattern band of small geometric motifs in orange, red, blue and teal. The shapes are flat and painterly with a soft texture, in the manner of a retro travel poster.

Matte paper in three upright sizes

• Three sheets to pick from, smallest to largest: 12″×18″ (30.5 × 45.7 cm), 18″×24″ (45.7 × 61.0 cm), 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm)
• Thick sheet, 10.3 mil, with a finish that is matte, not glossy
• Weighs 189 g/m²
• Opacity is 94%; ISO brightness is 104%
• Paper origin: sourced from Japan
• No frame is included, only the printed sheet

Who it's for

Travelers who have visited Lake Atitlán, anyone with Guatemala penciled in for next year, people furnishing a place by the water, and those who simply want more blue on the wall. Good moments to give it: a first apartment, a honeymoon anniversary, a birthday, the holidays.

Quick answers

How much do the three sizes differ?

Each step up adds 6 inches (15.2 cm) of width: 12, 18, then 24 inches across (30.5, 45.7 and 61.0 cm). Height grows along with it.

Are there people in the scene?

Only a few tiny seated figures under the roof of the boat.

Is the accent on the lake name printed?

It is. The second A carries its accent mark, the way the name is written in Spanish.

What is the pattern along the bottom?

A strip of small geometric motifs drawn to look woven, set under a thin line like a hem on the scene.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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