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The Quiet Canadian Brand You Keep Buying

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By Michael · 3 min read · 21 July 2026

Hi Premium Puzzlers,

You have probably bought more of these than you realise. A family-run Canadian studio called Eurographics has quietly become one of the most loved corners of our range, and this week we are giving it the spotlight it deserves.

Eurographics does one thing beautifully. It turns the world's great art and most-loved places into puzzles you actually want to sit with. Van Gogh's irises, Klimt's gold, a Paris street, a Bavarian castle on a hill. Printed with vegetable-based inks on recycled board, with a full-size reference poster tucked in every box.

We hold just one or two of each title. When one sells, it is gone, so if a piece calls to you, do not wait. Explore the Eurographics range.

A few to start with, all 1000 pieces: Van Gogh: Irises ($37.99), Klimt: The Kiss ($37.99), Monet: Footbridge ($37.99), The Old Library ($37.99), Paris: Eiffel Tower ($33.69) and Neuschwanstein Castle ($37.99).

This week's focus: Eurographics

Most puzzle brands chase licences and whatever is trending. Eurographics has spent decades doing the opposite, building a deep catalogue of fine-art reproductions, vintage travel posters and old-world maps. It is the brand for the puzzler who wants the finished picture to be worth framing.

They are also one of the more thoughtful makers on the shelf. Boards made from recycled material, vegetable-based inks, and a snug piece fit that makes the last hour as satisfying as the first. Premium, in the way the word is meant to be used.

New: The Puzzle Journal

We have started writing. The Puzzle Journal is our new home for the things worth knowing about this hobby, and the first piece is one we think you will feel in your bones.

The Psychology of Puzzling: Why a Jigsaw Calms You Down looks at what is actually happening in your head during that quiet hour at the table, and what the research does and does not prove. If you have ever sat down for twenty minutes and looked up ninety minutes later feeling better than when you started, this one is for you. Read the Puzzle Journal.

Also new: Ravensburger vs Clementoni, which 1000-piece puzzle should you actually buy.

New: Refer a Friend

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All the best,
Mike

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