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Dive into the vibrant world of Charly Palmer's "She Carries" with this stunning jigsaw puzzle that celebrates bold, original artwork. Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts and art lovers alike, this modern design bursts with fun and energy that brings any space to life. Crafted from 100% recycled chipboard and printed with eco-friendly, non-toxic ink, you can feel good about every piece you place. Challenge yourself while supporting sustainable practices—a puzzle that's as kind to the planet as it is beautiful to display.
Difficulty Level: Advanced
Piece Count: 1000
Puzzle Dimension: 19 x 26 inches
Artist Information: Charly Palmer is an artist, illustrator, and teacher whose distinguished career spans over 30 years. Utilizing pattern, symbol, and texture, he creates rhythmic visual storytelling that bear witness to African ancestry and the contemporary experience. By existing at the intersection of creative expression and ancestral guidance, he documents and magnifies the truth, depth, and intricacies of Blackness. Palmer also created the 47th Black Heritage Series stamp honoring Constance Baker Motley for the U.S. Postal Service’s 2024 collection.
100% recycled chipboard, printed with eco-friendly, non-toxic ink.
About the Brand
Apostrophe Puzzles
Apostrophe Puzzles creates modern, fun, and vibrant jigsaw puzzles that celebrate the work of contemporary artists of color. Founded in Brooklyn in 2019, each of our bold, curated puzzles is an original artwork aimed at making art consumerism more inclusive, accessible, and sustainable. We believe that supporting our artists and investing in our communities is a necessary step toward correcting systems of economic, social, and institutional injustice. At least 10% of each purchase goes back to our featured artists, and an additional portion of each sale is donated to a non-profit organization working to expand arts education and accessibility in communities of color. We are Black-owned, woman-led, and dedicated to a future of art consumerism in which everyone can participate.
