Artifact Puzzles - Dany Paragouteva Magic Carpet Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle
$ 80.00
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This is a 305-piece wooden jigsaw puzzle of Dany Paragouteva's Magic Carpet.
This puzzle features an irregular edge, split tendril connector pieces with arabesque details, and a smattering of themed whimsies. Puzzle design by Jef Bambas.
NOTE: The irregular edge is not shown in the image on the box! This puzzle is one magic ride! Its difficulty is harder than average.
Like all our puzzles, laser-cut from 1/4" thick wood. Packaged in our standard pine wood box. Made in USA.
16.25" by 11"
Manufacturer recommended age: 15 years and up
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Sharon in MO - Review from Hoefnagel Puzzle Club
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This is fairly easy but I wanted brighter colors
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Daniel in PA - Review from Hoefnagel Puzzle Club
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Decent puzzle but not my favorite. Easier than most.
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Rachel and Aaron Cato
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The split tendril design of this puzzle makes it a nice challenge without wanting to curse it. We love irregular edges and like an occasional challenge so this puzzle fit the bill nicely. The artwork is also lovely and makes you think 'what if magic carpets were real?'
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Timothy Wright
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I have never been disappointed with an Artifact puzzle, everything about them is top shelf. I have about 12 Artifact puzzle laying about unopened and this puzzle seemed among the cheerful and easiest. It was cheerful, maybe not easiest. I should try to be precise with my words. I found this puzzle very engaging; I finished it in 2 sittings in a total time of 3.5 hours. That might suggest the puzzle was average or easy difficulty, but that was not how the puzzle felt subjectively to work. I found the sky particularly challenging, even as I had only a few pieces left to place.
I have come to think that I enjoy all artifact puzzles no matter the difficulty but I understand that when customers consider buying a puzzle difficulty is a primary criterion.
The tendril connections tend to throw me off, and slow me down. They amp up one’s focus, require much more attention. I greatly enjoyed the puzzle, because of the large size I can recommend the puzzle for a couple or family working cooperatively.
Is intensity different than difficulty? This puzzle will demand a fair amount of your intensity and focus to make good progress. Expect to be well rewarded for your time and investment.
Puzzle might work well as an IQ test for blind date, it’s that good.
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Michael Fox
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Like one of the other reviewers, I too go as long as I can without looking at the photo. I too used the edge of the carpet for my reference point. That said, I think this puzzle for me was nearly (emphasis on, "nearly") as challenging as Crystal Grove. But I loved it. It is a lively piece of art and the cut only complements the painting. We are closing in on 100 puzzles. I think this is 98. Every one of them has been a joy. Thank you all!