Zodíaco para Brujxs Puzzle
Zodíaco para Brujxs Puzzle
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A Latinx celebration of the energy of the zodiac and astrology, Zodíaco para Brujxs is a witchy 1.000-piece puzzle illustrated by Berlin-based artist Denis Faneites that blends bold latinx art themes with astrological symbolism.
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A Latinx celebration of the energy of the zodiac and astrology, Zodíaco para Brujxs is a witchy puzzle illustrated by Berlin-based artist Denis Faneites that blends bold latinx art themes with astrological symbolism.
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Delivery within one week?
We need 4-5 business days to prepare the puzzle. We'll email you the tracking link as soon as it's on its way.
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My order arrived and my puzzle is missing?
Puzzles are shipped separately from other items in your order. You'll receive a second tracking link as soon as it ships :)
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What do I do with a finished puzzle?
First of all, congrats to you for finishing it! 1000 pieces is a lot. Enjoy that found-the-last-piece feeling for as long as you can, and then:
- Creative destruction: you could take it apart and give it to a friend, donate it to a community center in your neighbourhood, or sell it.
- Hang it on the wall: you can get a frame and put it up as decoration.
- Recycle it: definitely the least climate-friendly option here - please only as a last resort! The box and puzzle contain no plastic, so it's completely recyclable. Either re-use the cotton bag for something else or check with your local waste management to see how to recycle it.
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How are puzzles made? And where?
Our puzzles are made here in Germany. We shared some behind-the-scenes photos showing how are puzzles are produced here on our Instagram.
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Materials
The box and puzzle are cardboard, the pieces come packed in a cotton bag.
No plastic packaging is used.
Pollution footprint
Proudly made in Germany. 🇪🇺
We aim for a net positive impact from our product's production, transport, and consumption.
Producing each puzzle emits about 3,98kg CO2e, which is offset via ClimatePartner. More about our EU supply chain here.
Discounts
Discount codes can be applied on the checkout page.
Shipping + Delivery Times
Where we ship
All of our products ship to the following countries:
🇩🇪 Germany 🇦🇹 Austria 🇧🇪 Belgium 🇨🇿 Czechia 🇪🇪 Estonia 🇫🇮 Finland 🇫🇷 France 🇮🇪 Ireland 🇱🇻 Latvia 🇱🇺 Luxembourg 🇳🇱 the Netherlands 🇳🇴 Norway 🇸🇰 Slovakia 🇸🇮 Slovenia🇨🇭 Switzerland
Many of our products also ship to the 🇺🇸 United States.
Shipping costs
Orders in 🇩🇪 Germany over €50 ship free.
Shipping costs & options are displayed on the order confirmation page at checkout.
🇺🇸 US customers have the option to pay extra for tracking; otherwise shipments will be sent untracked to reduce costs for you. US customers are responsible for any customs and tariffs applied to shipments upon entry to the US.
Fulfilment times
Puzzles are fulfilled within 5 business days; all other products are usually fulfilled within one business day.
Delivery times
Shipments are usually delivered within 🇩🇪 Germany within 1 week after shipment, and within 🇪🇺 the EEA 2 weeks after shipment.
Tracked shipments to 🇺🇸 the US can take up to 15 days for delivery after shipment. Untracked shipments to 🇺🇸 the US can take up to 45 days for delivery after shipment. It's a long boat ride, thanks for your patience! 🚣
Dimensions
The puzzle is 68 x 48 cm.
CO2e emissions per puzzle
About 3,98kg CO2e is emitted from producing each puzzle.
Our supplier offsets these emissions via renewable energy projects in Asia via ClimatePartner.
About the Artist
Denis Faneites (he/him, aka El Brujo) is a German-Venezuelan illustrator and painter, based in Berlin. He studied design in Hamburg and has gradually shifted from design to illustration and painting since he moved to Berlin in 2011.
Through his vibrant, naïve artworks, he explores themes of resilience, spirituality, identity, and human dynamics, digitally or analogously with acrylic on cardboard or wood.
Photo Credit: Phuong Tran Minh
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