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This 6 piece burr was designed for IPP by Frans de Vreugd and is sold disassembled for a huge assembling challenge. Learn More

The puzzle is to disassembled and reassemble the 8 piece interlocking burr designed for IPP in Paris by Junichi Yananose.

Photo: Its very difficult to photograph a totally clear acrylic puzzle so I added a darker background so you can really see how gorgeous this puzzle is!

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Take the puzzle apart; mix up the pieces; then if you want a real challenge, wait some time (go for a walk around the block or something....) then try to put the 4 pieces back together again in this symmetrical pyramid shape. Learn More

A very attractive 8 piece seemingly interwoven burr puzzle assembled into a cube shape. Learn More

The puzzle is to fit all the pieces in the frame, including the spare piece packaged behind the frame. They must make a checkered pattern when you put them in. Yes, they do all fit inside the square frame, no force, no trick! Learn More

Rollercoaster interlocking and dexterity and packing puzzle in one! You'll need to solve the puzzle inside the confined space of the box.

Photo: These puzzles with clear acrylic elements are very tricky to photograph so that they show just how lovely the clear box looks. So I've taken a couple of a different background out in the sunlight so hopefully that shows the puzzle off better. There is also a photo of each of the different wood types to help you choose the colour.

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The puzzle consists of 4 pieces of 10mm acrylic and a single wooden piece from Western Australian Jarrah. One of the acrylic pieces is quite unique to any other burr we’ve ever made. Junichi designed it with a sweeping curve cut out of the piece. Photo: Its very difficult to photograph a totally clear acrylic puzzle so I added a darker background so you can really see how gorgeous this puzzle is! Learn More

This puzzle is a level 15 interlocking wooden burr designed in 2010 by Primitivo Familiar Ramos. Learn More

Two of the most popular puzzles ever made and sold in the world have been used to make this unique puzzle. We've now given the original version of the Insoma a facelift and pointed it differently to end up with this Rhombic Dodecahedron shape. Learn More