Bluebird Puzzle

The story of Bluebird is this: the Taíno, an indigenous people of the Greater Antilles before the arrival of Europeans in the 15th century, considered the hummingbird a symbol both of the spreader of life on Earth and of the rebirth of the Indian nation in the Caribbean and Florida.
One of the many peculiarities of this beautiful bird is its small size, combined with its extremely fast wingbeat.

In this, it reflects the Bluebird puzzles company, which, although small compared to other European and international names in the puzzle market, is nevertheless extremely agile and fast in the innovation, development, and production of high-quality puzzles and accessories.

Since the creators of Bluebird are great admirers of the Antilles and hummingbirds, it felt natural to choose the hummingbird as the logo of their brand.

With the same speed as the hummingbird’s wingbeat, the French brand Bluebird was conceived at the beginning of spring 2018 and presented to the world the following January.

At the beginning, more than 200 puzzles were released, including many showing images created by beloved artists such as Dominic Davison, Aimee Stewart, Ciro Marchetti, Steve Crisp or David Galchutt, Jenny Newland and Nicky Boehme.

The three driving objectives behind the creation of Bluebird puzzles were the following:

1. Production quality: piece thickness, printing technology, cutting.
2. Image quality: they collaborate with some of the world’s largest licensing agencies in the puzzle industry.
3. Affordable prices: to allow as many people as possible to enjoy puzzles.
   Only a few months later, Bluebird had already taken its place among the major European and international brands and sold their puzzles on all 5 continents.

Starting from 500-piece puzzles, the range also includes large-format puzzles of 4,000 and 6,000 pieces and of course also the classic sizes of 1,000 – 1,500 – 2,000 and 3,000 pieces.

In 2021 their collection dedicated to artistic puzzles called “Art by Bluebird” was created.

This new series offers insights into the works of ancient (and modern) masters: van Gogh, Klimt, Leonardo da Vinci, Monet, Brueghel, Kandinsky, etc.

In addition, another important point for Bluebird, whose products are made in Europe and Turkey, is environmental awareness.

In fact, this is why the puzzle boxes have been designed to use a minimal amount of cardboard, which also helps minimize the ecological footprint.