For over two and a half centuries, puzzles have been an expression of craftsmanship and artistry. The first jigsaw puzzles appeared in the 1760s, hand-cut from wood as educational tools.

As puzzling evolved, wooden puzzles became artful heirlooms with intricate cuts and rich imagery, designed to be admired and cherished. Mass production later made puzzles more accessible, but something essential was lost: the weight, texture, and quiet elegance of a truly crafted piece.
Today, wood is being rediscovered by modern puzzlers and appreciated for its smooth finish, precise cuts, and durability.