Jigsaw Puzzle (1,000 pieces)

Exercise your mind and excite your eyes. Or share the love, puzzles make the BEST gifts.

About the artists

Journey Home - Emma Stenhouse is a proud Ngarrindjeri woman, with strong links to the Gunditjmara people of Warrnambool. She would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where this artwork was created, the Peek Whuurrong people of the Marr Nation, and pay her respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. Emma recognises them and respects their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land, which is important to all of the Marr Nation people living today. Emma acknowledge the Elders of the Ngarrindjeri people who have given her support in her journey as she recognises who she is as a Ngarrindjeri woman and Artist.

Lemon Haze - Georgia Pendlebury is an artist, creator and lover of all things colourful, unique, bold and happy. She has been creating art and styling spaces for as long as she can remember. Georgia says about this piece, " I have been playing with this piece for months (slightly time poor!) and it's finally done. It's a bit fun, slightly bonkers and full of all my fave colours." See Georgia with her original artwork in the pics!

Budgabulla - Mulganai, aka Emma Hollingsworth, grew up travelling australia with her family - it was an adventure.  Her work today reflects all that she has seen and experienced. Emma takes inspiration from her aunties and uncles who are also involved in the australian arts and cultural sector.

Bold, Brave, Brilliant - puzzle with gems - Sandra Gale is a colour loving artist from Adelaide, South Australia. She is  here to bring a sparkle of happiness into your world with fun and vibrant art.
Sandra's  work is a joyful celebration of womanhood; the powerful women that shake the world and the creatives who make your heart soar. The nurturers who support your dreams and the friends who make you laugh until your face aches, but most of all the special souls who both love and challenge you.
Working with a mixture of collage, acrylic paint, digital media, and always lots of colour and pattern, Sandra's goal is to create work that feels joyful.