A glossy, vibrant jigsaw puzzle packed in a stylish tin box, featuring "A Garland for May Day", a cover design for The Clarion for 1 May 1895 by British artist Walter Crane. Floral and leafy garlands were part of traditional May Day celebrations in England, which date back hundreds of years. After the executions of the Haymarket martyrs in Chicago for fighting for the 8-hour day, 1 May was declared to be International Workers' Day by socialist organisations around the world, and this garland merges both traditions.
• Pre-die-cut chipboard with non-edge pieces
• White metal tin box with the finished image on the lid
• Available in 6 sizes: 30 pcs (10″ × 8″), 110 pcs (10″ × 8″), 252 pcs (14″ × 11″), 500 pcs (21″ × 15.5″), 1000 pcs (30″ × 20″), 2000 pcs (40″ × 28″)
• Glossy finish enhances colors and makes pieces easier to clean
• Ideal for gifting or framing once complete
• Printed individually just for you with no overproduction or waste
• Global shipping
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