Hanayama Trinity puzzle wins Jury 1st Prize in Design Comp
20 November 2018Designed by Kyoo Wong who has worked with Hanayama based in Hong Kong for many years. This puzzle won the Jury 1st Prize in the…
Why should adults have all the fun? Of course children love puzzles too.
More than that puzzles have proven to be very effective in the development of hand co-ordination and fine motor skills, problem solving and shape recognition. Doing a puzzle can even assist in the development of memory and setting and achieving small goals.
This week we introduced a couple of different puzzles that challenge kids in different ways.
The traditional tangram in gorgeous bright coloured pieces comes with a sheet of 10 additional Aussie Icon shapes to make. Some imagination required there too!
There are 6 different wooden mazes to choose from to test dexterity and work on fine motor skills. Try one. Try a few. Try them all!
Pandora Box sequential discovery puzzle box
26 March 2015More stock has now arrived from Germany. A great new puzzle box, sequential discovery to open. This a multi-step opening box is the latest design…
6/6 difficulty for Hanayama Hourglass
15 January 2019Could this be the hardest puzzle Hanayama have ever made to date? It’s 6/6 on their difficulty scale but we bet they wish they had…
