Description
Ages: 14+ Pieces: 1000 pc(s) Dimensions: 27' x 20' Dive into the magic of childhood and winter fun with our “Canadian City Lights” jigsaw puzzle, a part of the amazing Canadian Collection series! On a cold, snowy night, neighborhood kids are out ice - skating and playing hockey. Now, you can join in their excitement from the comfort of your home with this 1000 - piece puzzle. Renowned artist Katerina Mertikas, a self - taught talent from Greece who's made Canada her home, uses vivid colors and a whimsical touch to capture the pure joy and innocence of kids at play. This puzzle is not only a great way to relax but also makes an ideal gift for winter sports fans and outdoor lovers. As part of the Canadian Collection, it offers a top - notch puzzling experience. The pieces fit together perfectly, thanks to Ravensburger's excellent interlocking design. Crafted with an extra - thick backing and high - quality, linen - structured paper, the printed image is bright, sharp, and free of glare. Katerina, inspired by her two daughters and five grandchildren, classifies her style as naïve expressionism, aiming to convey messages of love, peace, innocence, and friendship. Her art is displayed in many fine art galleries across the country.
Using the Canadian City Lights 1000 - Piece Jigsaw Puzzle is easy and fun. First, clear a flat surface where you can work comfortably. Take out all the pieces and sort them by color or edge pieces. Start by building the frame using the edge pieces. Then, start filling in the rest of the puzzle, looking for similar colors and patterns. Take your time and enjoy the process. When you're done, you can either leave it on the table to admire or glue it to preserve your work. To keep your puzzle in good condition, store it in a dry and cool place. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or moisture, as this can damage the paper. If you need to move the puzzle, be careful not to jostle the pieces. With proper care, your puzzle will last for a long time and can be a source of enjoyment again and again.
