Nature Guardians 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle Tiger Spirit
Japanese American artist/ writer Michael David Ward is a graphic and industrial designer alongside writing science fiction/ fantasy books. His collection Nature Guardians unveils majestic creatures, from the graceful eagle to the elegant dolphin, watching over the beauty and harmony of the natural world. There are four 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles to choose from (each sold separately) or collect them all: Night Stalker, Take Flight, Tiger Spirit and Water Legends. Made in New Zealand by Holdson using vegetable based inks and recyclable materials. Each puzzle dimensions: 688mm x 493mm approximately. Each puzzle box size: 270mm x 370mm. Suitable for ages 8yrs+.
Japanese American artist/ writer Michael David Ward is a graphic and industrial designer alongside writing science fiction/ fantasy books. His collection Nature Guardians unveils majestic creatures, from the graceful eagle to the elegant dolphin, watching over the beauty and harmony of the natural world. There are four 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles to choose from (each sold separately) or collect them all: Night Stalker, Take Flight, Tiger Spirit and Water Legends. Made in New Zealand by Holdson using vegetable based inks and recyclable materials. Each puzzle dimensions: 688mm x 493mm approximately. Each puzzle box size: 270mm x 370mm. Suitable for ages 8yrs+.
Japanese American artist/ writer Michael David Ward is a graphic and industrial designer alongside writing science fiction/ fantasy books. His collection Nature Guardians unveils majestic creatures, from the graceful eagle to the elegant dolphin, watching over the beauty and harmony of the natural world. There are four 1000 piece jigsaw puzzles to choose from (each sold separately) or collect them all: Night Stalker, Take Flight, Tiger Spirit and Water Legends. Made in New Zealand by Holdson using vegetable based inks and recyclable materials. Each puzzle dimensions: 688mm x 493mm approximately. Each puzzle box size: 270mm x 370mm. Suitable for ages 8yrs+.
