Stumpcraft Puzzles - Sharon Williams A Different Glory Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle

$ 139.00

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This is a 550 piece puzzle made by Stumpcraft Puzzles of Canada. The image is a 21st century painting by Sharon Lynn Williams of Waskahigan Watchi (aka Rundle Mountain and House Mountain in Cree), with the Vermillion Lakes in the foreground. 

The puzzle design by Jasen Robillard features very irregular and diverse piece shapes, many whimsies and multi-piece whimsies, and a straight edge. This puzzle is average hard for its size.

Stumpcraft Puzzles are cut from 1/4” Eco Gold MDF and they print their images directly on the wood resulting in rich colors with a matte finish for reduced glare. 

Packaged in a cardboard box (see photo).

  • 550 pieces
  • 45.5 cm x 30 cm
  • laser-cut wooden jigsaw puzzle
  • Made in Canada

Manufacturer recommended age: 15 years and up

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Name: Tricia in CA - Review from the Hoefnagel Club
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Review: There are mountain climber whimsies that are really fun. The sky is a bit more tedious.
21st Nov 2024, 14:30
Name: Melinda in CA - Review from the Hoefnagel Club
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Review: Such beautiful puzzles. Quality, colors, themes. Will be putting more on my wish list!
21st Nov 2024, 14:30
Name: Metta in OK - Review from the Hoefnagel Club
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Review: Really beautiful image and different cutting styles depending on what portion of the puzzle you are working on. One of my favorites
21st Nov 2024, 14:29
Name: Barbara H
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Review: So glad I tried a Stumpcraft puzzle. I absolutely loved the experience. The art is beautiful and not diminished at all by the finely detailed cut. The wood is very high quality and I love how the image is printed directly on the wood. I positively glows! It’s hard to believe there are no chipped pieces or even a speck of sawdust in the bottom of the box. The pieces fit snuggly making it easy to assemble in sections and then grasp and lift those sections with fingers instead the usual spatula. I really like hard puzzles and found this one especially difficult. It intimidated a few impatient puzzlers between the holidays which meant that for once I got to do most of the puzzle on my own. I loved that it took several days and that I could work on it while listening to the classical 100 favorites countdown online on WQXR - Bach, Beethoven, Mahler, Mozart, Dvorak - all went nicely with this gorgeous puzzle.
1st Jan 2024, 20:40
Name: Favorite artifact puzzle so far
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Review: Received this as a gift and the color and shape of the pieces has made this one my new favorite puzzle. There was hidden hikers and animals along with a canoe and lots of other interesting bits. Love this one and highly recommend for anyone who loves the artistic style of the national parks posters/puzzles.
9th Dec 2023, 12:12