Courtyard Jigsaw Puzzle (500 pieces)

Description

We love this plant-themed puzzle with its pastel pink and purple tones and puzzle leaves of green with bluey tinges. It features Swiss cheese plants, spiky cacti, weeping yuccas and variegated succulents. The background is a traditional tiled floor and the pots the houseplants grow in are painted in Chinese porcelain patterns. This 500-piece garden puzzle is a calming, colourful jigsaw that any “budding” puzzler will enjoy. And we think you’ll love the artwork so much, that we’ve included a full-size poster of the illustration so that you can hang it on the wall and admire it whenever you like. Your friends will be green with envy when they see this beautiful leafy puzzle. BACKYARD’S LITTLE SISTER The design for this beautiful houseplants puzzle was drawn by Argentinian artist Laura Garcia Serventi, who also illustrated its sister puzzle BACKYARD (can you see what we did with the names?!). Now based in New York, Laura specialises in painting plants, nature, flowers and all things botanical. Her use of colour and eye for detail bring to life the plants, pots and brightly-painted background of this flower garden puzzle for adults. THE PERFECT PUZZLE FOR JIGSAW NERDS One of our most gorgeous garden puzzles yet, COURTYARD is made with the same attention to detail as all Cloudberries puzzles. We’re more than a bit nerdy about puzzles here at Cloudberries and we know that it’s the little things that make a huge difference to your puzzling experience. So that’s why we use extra-thick recycled cardboard for our puzzle pieces to make them feel chunky in your hand. And each piece is die-cut to ensure that it fits exactly with its neighbour. GO GREEN WITH OUR PLANT-THEMED PUZZLE All our puzzles are made in Europe with FSC-certified cardboard and paper, which means that you can be sure we’re treading lightly. We also use plant-based inks in our designs and our shipping is carbon-neutral. Not only that but every time you buy a Cloudberries puzzle, we’ll plant a tree in one of the world’s most endangered habitats.