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Raven Never More Puzzle by Chris Granillo 500 Piece Edgar Allan Poe Inspired Gothic Art Jigsaw
$30.00
Raven Never More Puzzle by Chris Granillo 500 Piece Edgar Allan Poe Inspired Gothic Art Jigsaw
Puzzle Details
- 500 pieces
- Finished size: 16” x 20”
- Random-cut for varied shapes and a satisfying challenge
- Full-color printed reference image included
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Packed in a giftable box featuring original artwork
Eco-Friendly Packaging
- Made with on 100% recycled ESKA puzzle board
- Printed with eco-friendly soy-based inks
- Sustainably sourced, 10” x 9” x 2” giftable box featuring the original art
- Puzzle pieces are packed in a reusable, resealable bag
- Not shrink-wrapped
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Read more about our Sustainable Manufacturing Practices
Why You’ll Love It
- A perfect gift for fans of Edgar Allan Poe, gothic art, or literary puzzles
- Striking lines and deep color make for an engaging build and display
- Designed for mindful, screen-free relaxation
- Supports a local East Bay artist and small business
- Evokes moody autumn vibes, perfect for spooky season puzzling
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Artwork vivid enough to frame once completed
About the Puzzle
Dark, poetic, and full of mystery, Raven Never More draws inspiration from the timeless work of Edgar Allan Poe.
With dynamic lines and a rich color palette, this 500-piece jigsaw puzzle captures the eerie beauty of the raven’s presence, making it a captivating project for both literature lovers and puzzle enthusiasts.
Its size and shape make for a fun challenge while the haunting theme and artistic complexity keep puzzlers coming back. Whether you're building it alone on a stormy night or gifting it to a fellow Poe fan, Raven Never More brings literary lore to life piece by piece.
About the Artist: Chris Granillo
Chris Granillo is a Mexican American printmaker and painter based in the East Bay. His practice includes murals, canvas paintings, and relief prints, with work featured in both public spaces and galleries.
Raised in the desert, Granillo’s bold palettes and intricate textures explore the contrasts of light and shadow, the interplay of urban and wild environments, and the mythologies that tie culture and nature together.
His influences include Mesoamerican folklore, native flora and fauna, and the storytelling traditions passed through generations. His work invites viewers to reconsider familiar themes through new, symbolic lenses.
Follow his work at [his website] and on Instagram.