Puzzle 500 | Utagawa Hiroshige

Journey to 19th-century Japan and assemble an ukiyo-e master's masterpiece!

Discover the magic of Edo (modern-day Tokyo) with a puzzle featuring art by Utagawa Hiroshige, one of the last great masters of Japanese painting and woodblock printing. This 500-piece set will allow you to experience the atmosphere of bygone eras, full of subtle colors and the daily life of the Japanese people. It's an ideal choice for those seeking relaxation with art of the highest caliber.

Why are these puzzles an excellent choice? 

The image depicted on the puzzle comes from the famous "One Hundred Famous Views of Edo" series, considered one of the greatest achievements in Japanese art. Hiroshige's works are characterized by soft colors and a unique mood that makes assembly almost a meditation. Thanks to the collaboration between Pomegranate and museums, the colors are almost identical to the original.

Exceptional Construction: A Combination of Durability and Aesthetics

 Nothing in these puzzles is left to chance. To ensure the highest quality, the following were used:

• Thick recycled cardboard base: Solid, eco-friendly cardboard makes the pieces stiff and durable. Precise cutting minimizes dust in the box.

• Luxury art paper top: Printing on 250-GSM matte paper ensures color depth and sharpness of detail. A special coating eliminates eye-straining glare, allowing you to enjoy the fun at any time of day.
  

Perfect fit (Ribbon-cut) 

These puzzles feature a traditional, grid-style ribbon-cut. Pieces typically have straight edges and predictable protrusions, ensuring that the parts fit together perfectly.

Technical specification:

• Number of pieces: 500

• Cut type: Ribbon-cut (traditional grid layout)

• Material: High-quality matte art paper (250-GSM) and thick recycled cardboard

• Puzzle dimensions: approx. 68.6 x 45.7 cm (27 x 18 inches)

• Box dimensions: approx. 27 x 22 x 4.7 cm

• Publisher: Pomegranate

Treat yourself to a moment of peace with a classic Japanese woodblock print. Order your puzzle and create your own art gallery at home!