Puzzle by Ridley's Games showing a map of the night sky
The puzzle consists of 1000 pieces!

Ridley's Games Puzzle Map of the Stars

A jigsaw puzzles showing a map of the sky with the constellations of the northern and southern hemispheres!

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Description

Radley's Games are 1,000-piece puzzles that represent over 30 constellations.

From Ursa Major, through Andromeda, to Orion, exploring the night sky has never been so fun and interesting!

After completing the Radley's Games puzzle, the illustration can be framed, which will diversify our space and give it color.

A set of 1000 puzzles is packed in a cardboard box.

The set also includes a poster that will certainly be helpful when doing jigsaw puzzles.

The puzzles and packaging were printed on FSC-certified paper and with vegetable inks, which minimizes their environmental impact. It is not only an inspiring but also a sustainably sourced product.

Number of items | 1000

Final size | 68 x 68 cm

Material | paper

Made in China.

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JIG075

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