Ocean Lover's 1000 Piece Puzzle
Have you ever wondered what to call a group of narwhals? It’s a ‘blessing’: A blessing of narwhals. Isn’t that beautiful? Want to know more? Then this jigsaw puzzle is made for you!
From polar bears to puffins, seals to starfish, and otters to octopuses, this jigsaw celebrates some of the most incredible creatures who live above and below the waves, all set against a backdrop of spectacular scenery.
As you connect 1000 pieces to complete the Ocean Lover’s Jigsaw Puzzle from Ridley's Games, not only will you reveal a vast selection of creatures who live above and below the water, but you’ll also uncover the collective nouns for each of them.
With stunning illustrations of some of nature’s most incredible creatures set against the backdrop of spectacular scenery, this is the ideal gift for the thalassophiles, beach bums, and naturalists in your life. And once the circular jigsaw is finished, it’s easy to frame to create a piece of art!
Perfect for the ocean or puzzle lover, this jigsaw comes in giftable tube packaging and measures 26.8 in / 68 cm in diameter when it’s finished.
You may also like Bird Lover's and Endangered world puzzles.
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