A 750-piece puzzle from artist John Derian, published by Artisan in New York. The image is a field of butterflies — jewel-toned wings, every species named in faded type below — drawn from Derian's archive of nineteenth-century lepidoptery prints.

Deep jewel colors against ivory, the butterflies arranged in soft choreography. The variety keeps the eye moving — no two wings the same. Smaller than the 1,000-piece line, sized for one long weekend. The puzzle box is hardcover, built to keep.

For the friend who buys insect prints at flea markets. The cook with the garden full of zinnias. The gift for the bedroom that needs a quiet color story.

750 pieces, finished 22 × 18 in. Published by Artisan Books in the United States.