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TIN Ducks Jigsaw Puzzle - 1000 Pieces

TIN Ducks Jigsaw Puzzle - 1000 Pieces

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A jigsaw puzzle that celebrates gender diversity... feather by feather. 🏳️‍⚧️🦆

Our TIN Ducks (Trans, Inter, Non-binary) jigsaw puzzle (1000 pieces) features a flock of mallards whose plumage blends traits of both male and female ducks, symbolizing the beauty of gender diversity in nature. Illustrated by Berlin-based artist Katja Anton Cronauer, each bird challenges binary expectations while delighting puzzle lovers with rich detail and lifelike color.

Anton, who also runs the online shop trans*fabel, combines oil and acrylic painting with digital illustration to create animals that defy convention. The puzzle includes ducks across the gender spectrum, inviting conversation about diversity in the animal kingdom.

Like all Polar Embassy puzzles, TIN Ducks is made in Germany, completely plastic-free. Its CO₂e footprint is approx. 3,98kg per puzzle. More about our supply chain here.

Perfect as a thoughtful gift for bird lovers, a unique Pride present, a wildlife jigsaw puzzle for nature enthusiasts, or a mindful 1000-piece weekend challenge, TIN Ducks offers beauty, meaningful representation, and the satisfaction of a frame-worthy finished piece you’ll be proud to display.

A 1.000-piece puzzle slowly coming together in a GIF. The puzzle shows trans*, intersex and non-binary mallards in a duckpond. The ducks have a mixture of male and female plumiage.

Product details

🧩 Pieces: 1.000

📐 Size (assembled): 68 × 48 cm

🧑‍🎨 Artist: Katja Anton Cronauer (he/him)

🦆 Theme: gender-diversity in nature

🇪🇺 Printed in Europe without plastics

🌱 Footprint: 3,98kg COe, fully compensated via ClimatePartner

⏳ Fulfillment time: up to 5 business days

Nearly finished 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle with trans*, inter*, non-binary ducks swimming in pond.

Trans*, Inter*, Non-binary in nature

The mallards in this puzzle all have a plumage that is a mixture of the colors of typical female and male ducks. They thus symbolize gender diversity.

Even in reality, mallards do not always look like typical female or male ducks. In their youth and outside the breeding season, drakes wear plumage that looks very similar to that of females. Older female ducks produce increased amounts of testosterone, which causes their plumage to gradually resemble that of the males. Intersex ducks probably exist just as they do among many other animal species.

Painting of two ducks showing characteristically male and female plumage. The female duck in front has light brown feathers. The male duck in the background has grey feathers and a green head.

Cis Ducks

For comparison to the ducks in the puzzle, here are two adult cis-endo ducks as they typically look during the breeding season.

TIN Ducks Jigsaw Puzzle FAQs

How many pieces does the TIN Ducks jigsaw puzzle have?

This gender-diverse duck jigsaw puzzle has 1000 pieces, offering a fun and rewarding challenge for puzzle lovers.

Who is the artist behind the puzzle?

Illustrated by Berlin artist Katja Anton Cronauer (he/him), the puzzle features trans*, inter*, non-binary, and cis ducks, blending art and activism. Anton runs trans*fabel, a shop for art and books beyond the gender binary.

Is the puzzle sustainably made?

We try our best: the TIN Ducks jigsaw puzzle is made in Germany with plastic-free packaging. Its CO₂e footprint is approx. 3,98kg per puzzle. More about our supply chain here.

Is this puzzle suitable as a gift?

Absolutely! It’s perfect for bird lovers, Pride celebrations, or anyone who enjoys meaningful 1000-piece jigsaw puzzles with a unique story.

Does the puzzle come with a cotton bag?

Yes. Each puzzle comes with a reusable cotton bag for storing your pieces, plastic-free and designed for long-term use.

Collapsible content

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

Our puzzles are sent separately from other items in your order.

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.

Good to know

This product is for ages 14+.

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.

The artist Katja Anton Cronauer sits at a kitchen table with a puzzle of his artwork, TIN Ducks.

About the Artist

Katja Anton Cronauer was raised in villages and a small town in southwest Germany by two artists. He was allowed to rollick about in pants, play in the mud, and, longer than other kids assigned female at birth, was permitted swimming trunks without a bikini top. He studied Computer Science and then went to Canada, where he studied activism and the internet for his Ph.D.

Today he lives in Berlin, is an artist, and runs trans*fabel, a web shop with art and books on the topic Beyond the Binary Gender System. In his art, he reconstructs oil and acrylic paintings into digitally drawn animals that defy binary expectations.

Customer Reviews

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Puzzlefan
Wie toll!

Ich hab sehr viel Freude an diesem Puzzle gehabt. Die feinen Federstrukturen der Enten und ihre durch phantasievolle Farbverteilung dargestellte geschlechtliche Vielfalt sind einfach super und außerdem hilfreich beim Zusammensetzen der Puzzleteile. Ich besorge mir demnächst auch mal Eure anderen Puzzles und kann nur sagen, weiter so!

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Elyan
Fabulous

It was great to watch these queer ducks come to life! I also love the way the ducks are coloured with details. Thanks for the wonderful puzzling experience! Will there be a second one?

Hey Elyan, thanks so much for your review! We're so glad you enjoyed the puzzle. We do have many more in the pipeline... best way to stay tuned about those are with our newsletter. 😊 Thanks again!

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A.I.M.
had a good time with it!

I really liked to make this puzzle, it took some time, but not to long. nice coulours and struktures