This is a 423 piece wooden jigsaw puzzle of a painting of a Chinese palace called "Han Palace at Spring Daybreak." It is cut into three panels, each 17" long, and the panels can be matched end-to-end if you have a large table, or stacked as rows if your table is not-so-big. The image has many rich details, and was painted in the 16th century by Qiu Ying. The puzzle (designed by Tara Flannery) has a grid of regular pieces punctuated by Chinese-themed whimsy pieces (to see example pieces, click on the little picture below the main picture), and Chinese-themed connectors. Like all our puzzles, this puzzle is laser-cut from 1/4" thick wood and made in the USA. Packaged in an unfinished pine wood box.

423 pieces

3 panels, each 3.5" x 17"

laser-cut wooden jigsaw puzzle

Made in USA