Ravensburger Radiating Rainbow Mandalas 2000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle for Adults - 17134 - Every Piece is Unique, Softclick Technology Means Pieces Fit Together Perfectly

The radiant colors of the rainbow are revealed in this photographic image capturing the amazing work of Australian artist Elspeth McLean! Inspired by nature, her designs are reminiscent of sea urchins, as each stone is painstakingly painted with a multitude of precise acrylic dots in gorgeous, unique patterns. Separately, each Mandala Stone is a delicious work of art. Together, they are a sumptuous feast for the eyes, and sure to be a favorite puzzle for friends and family to enjoy! This 2,000-piece jigsaw puzzle combines captivating imagery with clean-cut pieces and Ravensburger’s perfect interlocking fit for a most pleasurable puzzling experience. Create memorable moments with Ravensburger premium puzzles! About the Artist: Growing up in the foothills of Perth, Australia, Elspeth McLean’s dream was to become a full-time artist. After an article featuring her unique Mandala Stones went viral in 2015, her dream came true! Elspeth shares, “Painting is my happy place, and color is the language of my soul. By using bright and vivid colors and my intricate dot technique, I create artwork that is both an expression of my life and the world around me in a joyous, uplifting way. In a world where so much darkness exists, I choose to be a light of positivity.” Now a resident of BC, Canada, she shares her life with her guitarist husband, Adam, and Ragdoll X Siamese cat, Lilu. Fun for ages 14 and up! Finished puzzle measures approximately 38.5 x 29.5 inches (98 x 75 cm) when completed.

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