Be Wary the Silent Night | 500 Piece
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The point of view from artist Andy Kehoe for Be Wary the Silent Night is incredibly intriguing. This fantastical image available as a 500 piece jigsaw puzzle from Cobble Hill features a monochromatic scene of a snowy winter night. Looming in the forest is a creature with red eyes and ears camouflaged as trees. The cat like creature watches as a traveler passes innocently through the night - or not... Upon a closer look, the caped traveler bears horns on his head. What kind of magical forest could this be?
Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Andy Kehoe is known for creating hauntingly beautiful worlds where myth and nature intertwine. We were delighted to meet Andy at the Origins Game Fair in 2025, where his captivating artwork instantly stood out. Crafted with random cut pieces for a unique fit and printed on linen paper to reduce glare, this Cobble Hill puzzle invites you to piece together a story both strange and sublime.
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Orders are processed at our Michigan warehouse from Monday to Friday, except for US holidays. Allow 1-2 days processing at our warehouse, plus transportation time. Tracking will be emailed to you.
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Release Date USA: November 2025
Origin: USA
- A poster is only included if the box cover says "Poster Included" below our logo.
- In 2023, our 1000 piece to 275 piece boxes downsized from 10" x 14" x 2.38" to 8.25" x 11.25" x 2.0" and a depth of 3.75" for the 2000 piece. However, until all retailers and our warehouse have completely sold out, there will be a mix of box sizes. Please check for this detail if that matters to you.
- Pre-2018 we did not include posters with our puzzles. The pre-2018 box frame colour is beige as opposed to green, blue, or red/rust.
- Modular boxes that are a "square-ish" size of 7.5" x 8.0" x 2.5" do not include posters.
- In 2025, our Floor Puzzle box changed to include a rope handle and a sample puzzle piece.
- Tray puzzles are shrink wrapped, not in a box.