Deb Stoner Siri's Lilac Deb Stoner creates intricate still lifes using a flatbed scanner as her camera, capturing even the smallest details in the plants and bugs she collects. Though her artwork often begins by growing the greenery she features, Siri's Lilac takes its subjects and name from the garden of friend and fellow artist, Siri Schillios. The elaborate photograph, reprinted on this 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle, shows off Stoner's skill at blending the natural and digital.

Pomegranate believe in the power of art and information to positively impact the world. Being moved by art and being inspired to learn are timeless, universal experiences. They can, and should happen every day. Pomegranate believe that access to art and knowledge expands your mind, builds community, and enhances your life. This is the backbone of what they believe, and they have remained steadfast in this commitment to honor art and make it more accessible for over 50 years.

Pomegranate puzzles are manufactured using recycled board and are phasing out any packaging that includes plastic, or switching to recyclable plastics when possible. All of the printers they work with are committed to sustainability programs.

Pomegranate enjoy collaborating with artists and writers all over the world to produce the finest puzzles. Here, at the Yorkshire Jigsaw Store we stock an extensive range of both 500 piece and 1000 piece Pomegranate puzzles which feature artwork from many different artists. Popular artists include Charley Harper, Edward Gorey, Mike Wilks and Robert Bissell. If it is artwork puzzles you are looking for, Pomegranate is sure to appeal.