Epoch 300-Piece Onineko Kurohime Art Jigsaw Puzzle with Glue and Spatula 26x38cm

Description

The Epoch 300-Piece Onineko Kurohime Art Jigsaw Puzzle offers a delightful way to engage your mind and enjoy the beauty of Japanese art. Featuring a captivating Kurohime illustration, this puzzle combines artistic charm with a satisfying assembly experience. Its 300-piece count makes it perfect for both beginners and experienced puzzle enthusiasts looking for a rewarding challenge.

Measuring 26 by 38 centimeters when completed, this puzzle is crafted with precision to ensure each piece fits snugly, providing a seamless finish. Included in the set are puzzle glue and a spatula, allowing you to preserve your completed artwork for display. This makes it an ideal gift for those who appreciate fine art and the relaxing pastime of puzzle building.

Details

• Product Material: Cardboard

• Manufacturer: Epoch

Features

• Contains 300 precisely cut pieces for a snug fit and satisfying assembly
• Features a beautiful Kurohime Japanese art illustration
• Finished puzzle size of 26 by 38 centimeters suitable for framing
• Includes puzzle glue and spatula to preserve and display your completed work
• Provides a relaxing and rewarding puzzle experience

How to use

Begin by sorting the puzzle pieces by edges and colors to make assembly easier. Build the frame first by connecting the edge pieces, then work on filling in the inner sections to complete the Kurohime artwork. Once finished, apply the included puzzle glue evenly across the surface using the spatula to secure the pieces together. Allow the glue to dry fully before displaying your masterpiece. Handle the puzzle gently to avoid bending or damaging pieces during assembly.

Care instructions

Keep the puzzle pieces in a dry and flat area to prevent warping or damage. Store unused pieces in a sealed container or bag to avoid loss. Clean the puzzle surface gently with a soft, dry cloth if needed; avoid using water or harsh cleaning agents. Once glued and dried, display the puzzle in a frame to protect it from dust and sunlight, preserving the artwork’s colors and quality.