Journey Home Puzzle: 1000pc. Explore the Journey Of Something with this fun jigsaw puzzle.

Home Is Where the Pieces Fit: A 1000pc Journey Home Puzzle Adventure

Alright, buckle up buttercup, because this ain't just some *thing* you're looking at, this is a *vibe*. Imagine the sunset over Malibu, the salty air, the roar of the ocean… yeah, this right here, this *is* that feeling distilled. It's got that effortless cool, that "I woke up like this" kinda magic. Seriously though, prepare for compliments, because people are gonna be all over this like a hipster on a vintage camera. Don't just buy it, *own* it. Get ready to turn heads and make a statement. This is your "treat yourself" moment, your "hell yeah" purchase. You deserve it. Now, let's get this party started.

$24.50 $49.00

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Exercise your mind and excite your eyes. Or share the love, puzzles make the BEST gifts.

Journey Home is a 1000-piece puzzle by Australian Indigenous artist Emma Stenhouse.

Stunning Australian Indigenous Art
Perfect for adults and children alike
Makes a great gift
Measures 50 x 70 cm when completed

A note from the Artist

'Where we belong, the beauty of the landscape we should never take for granted. The highs and lows of life, the mountains that inspire us to challenge ourselves. The beautiful views from the peak and the wonder that draws us home. To the place and the people that belong to us and where we rest and grow. We meet people along the way who become part of our journey, some we take with us, some we leave behind, but their footprints remain. We are always on our journey home.'

About the Artist

Emma Stenhouse is a proud Ngarrindjeri woman, with strong links to the Gunditjmara people of Warrnambool. She would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where this artwork was created, the Peek Whuurrong people of the Marr Nation, and pay her respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. Emma recognises them and respects their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land, which is important to all of the Marr Nation people living today. Emma acknowledge the Elders of the Ngarrindjeri people who have given her support in her journey as she recognises who she is as a Ngarrindjeri woman and Artist.