Grafika Jigsaw Puzzles
135 puzzlesGrafika puzzles are known for their stunning fine art reproductions and vibrant photographic imagery. This French puzzle brand specialises in bringing masterpieces from world-famous galleries and artists into your home,... Read more
Grafika puzzles are known for their stunning fine art reproductions and vibrant photographic imagery. This French puzzle brand specialises in bringing masterpieces from world-famous galleries and artists into your home, along with gorgeous nature photography and fantasy artwork. With over 130 Grafika puzzles in stock, this is one of the most comprehensive selections you'll find from any UK puzzle shop.
The Grafika range covers piece counts from 300 right up to 4000 pieces, so there's something for every skill level. Their print quality is consistently excellent, with rich colour reproduction that does justice to the original artwork. You'll find puzzles featuring works by Klimt, Monet, Van Gogh, and Vermeer alongside contemporary fantasy art and stunning landscape photography.
What makes Grafika puzzles different from other brands?
Grafika focuses heavily on fine art and museum-quality reproductions with exceptionally vibrant printing. Their pieces have a smooth, semi-glossy finish that brings artwork to life.
Are Grafika puzzles available in large piece sizes?
Grafika primarily produces standard-sized pieces, so they're best suited to adults and older children rather than those needing extra-large pieces.
Do Grafika puzzles come in very high piece counts?
Yes — Grafika offers puzzles up to 4000 pieces, making them a great choice if you enjoy marathon puzzle sessions and want a real challenge.
If you enjoy fine art puzzles, you might also like our Art & Museums collection, Watercolour Puzzles, or browse our full 2000+ Pieces range for more epic builds.
Grafika is a French puzzle brand with over 5,000 designs in their catalogue — claiming to be the world's largest puzzle brand by range. Established in 2013, they hold two world records for the largest commercially produced puzzles: 48,000 pieces (2017) and 54,000 pieces (2020).
