We’ve got a new Fine Art in Toys review. Jonathan Adler’s Rainbow Hand is another wonderful puzzle from Galison. Jonathan Adler is famous for his pottery and interior design. His Rainbow Hand jigsaw puzzle is not only an expression of modern home décor, but it is also a great Pride Month gift for yourself or your LGBTQIA+ family and friends. It is so pretty that your littles will love it, too, just for its aesthetic appeal.
Galison, a fine art gifts provider, makes beautiful jigsaw puzzles, as you saw in our Christian LaCroix Love Who You Want puzzle review. The Jonathan Adler Rainbow Hand puzzle was inspired by Jonathan Adler’s interior design art and comes in a gorgeously-detailed box, which opens via a ribbon pull, which opens a drawer. The Jonathan Adler Rainbow Hand box includes the puzzle pieces and a full-color poster of the image to work from.
Jonathan Adler Rainbow Hand jigsaw puzzle is of a rainbow pouring into (or out of?) a manicured hand. The art piece itself is called “Bright Catch” so it is more likely to be pouring into the hand, but it really looks like it’s pouring forth from the hand. Maybe we’re the ones making the catch. The colors are vibrant and the gold accents make it even more lush. Because the puzzle is not framed, it is a bit more challenging to put together, especially the arch of the rainbow. The pieces are about an inch in size, but some are bigger and some are much smaller, due to the shape.
TOP TIP: I sorted the puzzle pieces by color, which let me complete each rainbow stripe separately. That did not help much, challenge-wise, but I like having a goal and completing puzzles step-by-step.
Galison’s Jonathan Adler Rainbow Hand jigsaw puzzle was created from Jonathan Adler images. If you are a Jonathan Adler fan, check out Galison’s other Jonathan Adler gifts, as well (see link below). As with the Christian LaCroix Love Who You Want puzzle, I loved putting this puzzle together and have my eye on a couple of other Jonathan Adler puzzles, too, especially the Jonathan Adler Infinity Wooden puzzle, the Shelfie puzzle, and the Bargello panorama puzzle (nostalgia for me – I used to do Bargello needlepoint as a kit). The completed puzzle is about 19” x 29” and the total number of pieces is 750.There is no age range for this puzzle, but some of the pieces are very small, so keep that in mind for your littles.
٭٭٭٭٭Highly recommended
Would this be enjoyable for two people working together, or is it better suited for a solo FNF puzzler?
The rainbow theme is not just vibrant but carries such a beautiful message. Puzzles have been my go-to for relaxation lately, and this one seems perfect! Thanks for sharing your insights! If you’re into more unique finds, check out gd too!