Hands Jigsaw Puzzle (1000 pieces)

Description

If you consider yourself a bit handy at doing jigsaws you’ll love our HANDS puzzle. It’s divided into 18 separate blocks each containing an image of a hand holding a different object, from flowers to fruit to butterflies. Every image has a different coloured background, so that you can each do each picture separately. HANDS UP WHO LOVES OUR NEW PUZZLE! We do and we’re sure you will too! We love the bright graphics and quirky images – there’s a snail crawling across one of the hands, while a delicate butterfly sits on a finger tip, and a dragonfly hovers around an outstretched hand. This a really striking puzzle, that’s a ‘handful’ of fun to do! BOLD COLOURS AND GREAT GRAPHICS Let’s put our hands together for the designer of this colourful image, Bangkok-based artist Lili Pinthita Taechamongkalapiwat. Her illustrations are always colourful and detailed and often draw inspiration from her home city and Manga-style comics. FUN JIGSAWS FOR PUZZLE NERDS We’re massive puzzle geeks here at Cloudberries, so we know how important the quality and feel of a jigsaw is. That’s why we have all our puzzles made in Europe to the most exacting standards, and we use premium materials, including extra-thick cardboard and a textured linen finish to reduce any glare. We’re also very fussy about how our puzzle pieces are cut, to ensure that they fit together precisely with a satisfying click. Like all our jigsaws, our HANDS jigsaw comes beautifully packaged in our classy grey Cloudberries box – so it makes a ‘handy’ gift for a friend or loved one. GIVE THE ENVIRONMENT A HELPING HAND In order to minimise our impact on the environment, we use FSC-certified recycled paper and cardboard for all our jigsaws and packaging – so you know for sure that it comes from sustainably managed woodlands – and all our shipping is carbon-neutral. On top of that, we plant a tree for every jigsaw sold, so that when you buy a Cloudberries puzzle you are helping to reforest some of the world’s most vulnerable habitats. Going green certainly gets the thumb up from us!