Flower Harvest 500 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle | Art & Fable

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Artist: Angelina Quic Ixtamer

Dimensions: 13.4 x 18.9 inches

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Look straight down into a field bursting with color and you'll find Flower Harvest, Angelina Quic Ixtamer's vibrant tribute to the everyday work of the Mayan people 🌻 This 500 piece jigsaw puzzle puts her signature bird's-eye view front and center, turning a flower harvest into a kaleidoscope of pattern and motion.

📄 Description

Quic Ixtamer developed her "vista de pájaro," or bird's-eye view, style after becoming the first woman in her village to paint with oils, and this puzzle shows exactly why that perspective became her signature. Workers in richly patterned huipils, striped skirts, and ribboned straw hats bend over rows of marigolds, calla lilies, sunflowers, and wild red and blue blossoms, their woven baskets and tumplines scattered throughout the scene. Because everything is viewed from directly above, the figures read almost like puzzle pieces themselves, hats and shoulders framing dense clusters of flowers in hot pink, gold, crimson, and violet. It's a busy, detail-packed composition with barely an inch of negative space, giving puzzlers plenty to sort through by color and pattern before the full harvest scene comes together. 🌼

🧩 Features

✅ 500 piece jigsaw puzzle
✅ Finished size: 13.4 x 18.9 inches (34 x 48 cm)
✅ Bird's-eye view artwork by Angelina Quic Ixtamer, in her signature vista de pájaro style
✅ Soft-touch, zero-glare finish for vivid color and texture
✅ Precision-cut premium pieces
✅ High-quality art print included for reference while assembling
✅ Custom box-top stand and resealable bag included
✅ Art & Fable brings their signature craftsmanship to this jigsaw puzzle

💖 Puzzle Themes

This jigsaw puzzle appeals to anyone drawn to folk art, Mayan and Guatemalan culture, and colorful, pattern-heavy adult jigsaw puzzles. Between the woven textiles, straw hats, and dense floral beds, it leans into themes of harvest, community, and everyday labor rendered as celebration rather than routine. It's a strong pick for fans of unique jigsaw puzzles that go beyond typical landscape or wildlife themes and lean into cultural storytelling instead.

❤️ Reasons to Love this Puzzle

The bird's-eye perspective is what makes this one stand out on a puzzle table. Instead of a horizon or focal point, puzzlers get an even spread of color and texture to work through, sorting hat brims from flower petals and patterned fabric from foliage as the scene slowly resolves. It's a satisfying build for anyone who likes working section by section rather than chasing one central image, and the finished piece makes a bold, gallery-worthy display thanks to Quic Ixtamer's saturated palette and confident linework. Between the artistic pedigree and the sheer visual richness, it's an easy pick as a gift for puzzle lovers who appreciate art with real history behind it. 🎁

🎨 About the Artist

Angelina Quic Ixtamer was born in San Juan La Laguna, Guatemala, and became the first woman in her village to paint in oils, a path that drew criticism in a tradition long considered the domain of men. She pushed forward anyway, developing her now-signature vista de pájaro, or bird's-eye view, style, which she uses to portray daily life among the Mayan people and honor the artistic lineage of those who came before her. Today she continues that work in her own studio, mentoring young painters carrying the Mayan artistic tradition forward. Her overhead compositions translate especially well to puzzle form, turning ordinary scenes into intricate, almost mosaic-like patterns.