Bring a little art into your everyday with the Bathing with Flowers 800-piece jigsaw puzzle by Slovenian illustrator Alja Horvat. Her nostalgic, gouache-painted style — think warm 60s and 70s vibes — makes this puzzle as beautiful to display as it is to assemble. A genuinely thoughtful gift for puzzle lovers, art fans, or anyone who deserves a moment of calm.
✨ Features
- 🧩 800 precision-cut pieces — a satisfying challenge for teens and adults alike
- 🎨 Original artwork by Alja Horvat — a 22-year-old illustrator from Ljubljana, Slovenia, known for her nostalgic gouache and acrylic paintings
- 📐 Puzzle dimensions: 18 x 24 inches when complete
- 📦 Reusable glass jar packaging: 5.6 x 5.6 x 11.6 inches — no flat box waste here
- 🪄 Puzzle glue included: comes with a tube of glue and a straight-edge spreader so you can preserve your finished puzzle
- 🖼️ Art print included: a reference print of the full illustration to guide you as you piece it together
💛 Benefits
- 🌿 A mindful activity — screen-free, calming, and genuinely enjoyable for adults who need a proper switch-off
- 🎁 Ready to gift — the reusable glass jar makes this feel special straight off the shelf, no extra wrapping needed
- 🖼️ Frame-worthy when finished — the included glue means you can mount and display your completed puzzle as wall art
- 🌱 Sustainable packaging — the glass jar is reusable, keeping single-use cardboard waste out of your recycling bin
- 💛 Supports independent artists — every purchase puts original, independently created art into your home
📋 Product Specifications
- Piece count: 800 pieces
- Completed puzzle size: 18 x 24 inches
- Packaging: Reusable glass jar (5.6 x 5.6 x 11.6 inches)
- Includes: 800-piece puzzle, puzzle glue, straight-edge spreading tool, art reference print
- Artist: Alja Horvat, Ljubljana, Slovenia
- Brand: JIGGY Puzzles
If you're looking for a puzzle that doubles as a piece of art — and arrives in packaging you'll actually want to keep — the Bathing with Flowers puzzle by Alja Horvat is ready for you. Add it to your cart today.