There is a type of puzzler who has done the cottages, done the harbours, done the hot air balloons, and wants something better looking on the table. Pomegranate exists for exactly this person.
Pomegranate is an art publisher first and a puzzle maker second, and it shows.
The company works with museums, galleries and artists' estates to put genuine art on puzzles: bold mid-century illustration, striking modern design, works you would happily hang. The best known of these is Charley Harper, the American artist whose geometric birds and animals have built something of a cult following among puzzlers worldwide. A Charley Harper cardinal is the kind of puzzle people finish and immediately frame.
You can see our range of Pomegranate puzzles here: https://jigsawsaustralia.com.au
Building an art puzzle is a different experience, and we will be upfront about that. A great painting was not composed to be convenient for puzzlers. Some sections will test you. But this is the point. You spend hours inside the artwork, closer to it than you would ever stand in a gallery, and you come out the other side knowing the piece the way its maker did. More than one customer has told us they bought a print of the artwork after finishing the puzzle, which might be the highest compliment a jigsaw can receive.
Pomegranate puzzles also solve a specific gift problem: the person with good taste who owns everything. A scarf is a guess. A candle is a shrug. An art puzzle says you know what they like on their walls and what they like to do on a Sunday afternoon, in one box.
Our advice for a first Pomegranate: choose with your eyes and ignore the difficulty question entirely. You are going to spend ten or twenty hours looking at this image. Pick the one you want to live with.
As with everything at Jigsaws Australia, our Pomegranate stock is brand new and sealed, from one Australian family to yours.