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Good Fortune Puzzle Co | Studio Series

Somewhere In Tokyo | 1,000 pcs

Somewhere In Tokyo | 1,000 pcs

$33.00 USD
$33.00 USD
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Good Fortune x Sasha Lind / 蔺颖琳

Somewhere In Tokyo intricately blends reality and fantasy, combining actual Tokyo locations with elements of the artist's imagination. Through this delightfully detailed artwork, Sasha Lind invites viewers to lose themselves in the city's energy and observe the countless stories unfolding.

Great for: Fans of Japan, those looking to get lost in the sights and sounds of the city. This artwork compliments any space in the home.

Dimensions

Piece count: 1,000
Size: 19.75” W x 27.5” H / 50cm x 70cm (IKEA standard frame size)

Box Size (1,000pc ): 10" x 7.5" x 2"
Box Size (200pc): 8" x 6" x 2"

The artist

Sasha Lind / 蔺颖琳 is an illustrator based in Denmark, originally born in Guangzhou, China. She specializes in highly detailed digital paintings, blending traditional art techniques with a modern, expressive style. With a decade of training at the Copenhagen School of Children's Art, she has mastered croquis, oil painting, watercolor, and comics. Her work captures the beauty in small, often overlooked details, bringing a sense of wonder to everyday scenes.

Shipping info

Free shipping on pre-sale orders $35+ USD

Canadian and US orders will be delivered via UPS Standard (2 - 5 business days)

Flat-rate shipping: $10 USD

More shipping info here

  • Good Fortune Guaranteed: If you don't love it we’ll provide options for a refund or replacement.
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THE ARTIST

Sasha Lind / 蔺颖琳 is an illustrator based in Denmark, originally born in Guangzhou, China. She specializes in highly detailed digital paintings, blending traditional art techniques with a modern, expressive style. With a decade of training at the Copenhagen School of Children's Art, she has mastered croquis, oil painting, watercolor, and comics. Her work captures the beauty in small, often overlooked details, bringing a sense of wonder to everyday scenes.

  • Made-in-China

    Made with premium materials. 2mm thick pieces. All duties and tariffs are covered by Good Fortune.

  • Easy-to-frame

    1,000 piece puzzles fit standard IKEA frame size. 200 piece puzzles fit A3 frame size.

  • Artist Royalty

    5% of revenues from each sale goes directly to the artist behind the design.
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People Watching In Tokyo

Easy Framing

Our puzzles are all standard frame size; ensuring you can easily display your puzzle-of-art proudly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is your shipping and return policy?

We offer free shipping on orders over $35 USD / $50 CAD (excludes Signature Series and Frames)

If for any reason you're not satisfied with your Good Fortune order, we will make it right with replacement items or full refunds.

Frames are shipped via Opposite Wall with a $10 flat fee and fall under the Opposite Wall shipping and returns policy.

More info can be found here.

Will I have to pay a duty/tariff when the product arrives?

No. US orders are shipped from within the US. This ensures no additional charges when the order is received.

Do you use AI for your puzzle art?

No. All of our puzzle are human-made without the use of AI.

Currently AI technology does not align to our artist-first values.

Why did you start Good Fortune?

We started Good Fortune because we wanted to connect at a deeper level with the puzzles we put together.

We want Good Fortune puzzles to provide opportunities for playful connection to each other and culture.

More info can be found on our About Us page

Are your products eco-friendly?

We are committed to using recycled and/or recyclable materials when possible.

Our Launch Collection and Signature Line of puzzles are made from 100% recycled Eska board and come packaged in a reusable food-safe metal tin.

Our tote bag is made from 100% recycled canvas.

Where are your puzzles made?

Signature Series puzzles are printed, glued and cut in Ontario, Canada using premium 100% recycled Eska board, archival glue and museum-grade inks.

Studio Series puzzles are made-in-China using premium materials.