Description
Foodies will love this brightly coloured 1000-piece jigsaw, with its beautifully illustrated scene of a table groaning with gorgeous goodies. The food is presented on pretty painted platters – you’ll be bowled over by the artistically-designed bowls, and there a vase overflowing with beautiful blooms in the background. It’s a healthy looking spread, full of fruits and salad, so lett-uce all celebrate this joyous feast!
HAVE YOUR FILL OF OUR FOODIE FEAST!
This whimsical puzzle isn’t just an idyllic image of a summer feast. There are shapes floating in the background too. Are they trees? Are they leaves? Are they candy floss? Who knows! It’s definitely food for thought! Let your imagination run wild, and they can be whatever you want them to be.
MODERN JIGSAW WITH AN ORIENTAL VIBE
EPICUREAN is a modern puzzle with a distinctly Asian influence – not surprising since its illustrator is the uber-talented Taiwan-based artist Whooli Chen. Look out for the jigsaw’s subtle details, like chopsticks carefully placed across a traditional blue and white painted Chinese bowl.
PUZZLES FOR PERFECTIONISTS
We know that Cloudberries puzzlers are sticklers for detail, so we make sure that our puzzles are perfect too. We make our puzzle pieces from extra-thick cardboard so that they feel chunky in your hand, and they are die-cut meticulously to fit together with a satisfying click.
We’ve put the same thought and care into our packaging too, so that the classy grey Cloudberries box looks just as good as the jigsaw inside – which makes it perfect for a present.
GO GREEN WITH CLOUDBERRIES PUZZLES
Here at Cloudberries we do everything we can to minimise our environmental impact. We use vegetable-based inks in all our jigsaws and all our puzzles and packaging are made from FSC-certified recycled paper and cardboard. So that means it’s guaranteed to come from woodlands that have been sustainably managed. Not only that, but our shipping is carbon neutral, and for every jigsaw you buy we’ll plant a tree in one of the world’s most threatened habitats.
Whooli Chen
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