Sulo Jean Mallard Funfair Puzzle

Some puzzles are as much about what they offer to assemble as what they offer to look at once completed. Jean Mallard's Funfair Puzzle, published by Sulo, is one of them: a thousand pieces to reconstruct a Northern Lights display blazing across an indigo night sky, the silhouette of a building with lit windows, dark coniferous forests, and those textured dotted patterns that characterize Jean Mallard's graphic universe, as recognizable as it is mesmerizing.

Jean Mallard's illustration unfolds its full depth in this puzzle format. The solid night blue areas, the electric greens of the aurora, the pointillist textures, and the intricate architectural details give this puzzle a real level of complexity: classified as difficult, it is as engaging for the chromatic richness of its palette as for the finesse of the details to be reconstructed. The thousand assembled pieces form a 48 x 68.5 cm image that well deserves to be framed once finished. The soft-touch lamination finish gives the pieces an extra-matte and velvety surface that completely changes the tactile experience of assembly, and the paper and cardboard sourced from sustainably managed forests ensure responsible manufacturing. Published in a limited edition of 700 copies and made in France, each box has the character of a collector's item that you don't find in a supermarket puzzle.

Placed on a living room table for several evenings in a row, or given as a gift to those who appreciate both art and a challenge, it stands out as one of the most unique pieces to own right now.

Details

• 1000-piece puzzle
• Original illustration by Jean Mallard
• Limited edition of 700 copies
• Assembled image: 48 x 68.5 cm
• Box dimensions: 22 x 22 x 5 cm
• Soft touch lamination finish, extra-matte and velvety surface
• Made in France
• Paper and cardboard from sustainably managed forests
• Level: difficult

The puzzle for those who seek both a work of art to assemble and an object to frame, with the satisfaction of the journey taken to get there.