The word souvenir conjures immediately images of snow domes and key rings, tea towels and coasters, replications of monuments and sites resized and made portable and available for purchase - a testimony of your visit and experiences. Souvenirs are available wherever tourism and its destinations may be found. Their replicated forms appear in a multitude of contexts which predominately represent sites and events situated away from the everyday domestic space of home. It is widely assumed that souvenirs, (in the systems that gives a hierarchy to objects) occupy as position as merely kitsch: the 'bad' and artificial counterpart of tourist art.