Puzzle - Treasures of Aotearoa S4 300XL pc (Fantail Discovery)

Discover the enchanting world of New Zealand's native birds with the 'Treasures of Aotearoa S4 300XL pc (Fantail Discovery)' puzzle, beautifully illustrated by renowned artist Ned Barraud. This vibrant jigsaw puzzle features a captivating scene of the Fantail, inviting you to experience the rich biodiversity of New Zealand. With 300 extra-large pieces, it’s perfect for both seasoned puzzlers and families wanting to spend quality time together. Measuring approximately 343mm x 496mm when complete, it is designed to be both engaging and educational. The puzzle serves as a fantastic learning tool, ideal for at-home activities or classroom settings, making it perfect for children aged 8 years and up. Dive into the beauty of Aotearoa with other titles in the series including 'Blue Duck Brood', 'Heron's Strut', and 'Ruru Magic'. Each puzzle is made in New Zealand by Holdson, utilizing vegetable-based inks and recyclable materials, which aligns with eco-friendly practices. Collect them all to celebrate the magnificent wildlife of New Zealand in your home while fostering a love for nature amongst young puzzlers. Ideal for birthday gifts, educational purposes, or a relaxing solo puzzle challenge, the 'Fantail Discovery' puzzle encompasses the essence of Aotearoa's treasures and vibrant birdlife, ensuring hours of entertainment and learning.

Artist Ned Barraud's brings us the series four of "Treasures of Aotearoa" celebrating more of New Zealand's native bird life. There are 4 gorgeous scenes in this jigsaw puzzle series to choose from, or collect them all. A fantastic learning tool, these puzzles are great for at home and in the classroom. The titles are: Blue Duck Brood, Fantail Discovery, Heron's Strut and Ruru Magic. Approximate puzzle dimensions approximately 343mm x 496mm. Box size: 270mm x 370mm. Age 8years+. Made in New Zealand by Holdson using vegetable based inks and recyclable materials.
*Artist Ned Barraud studied art at Victoria University, and has since illustrated many children's books and journals, including seven non-fiction titles in Potton & Burton's highly successful "Explore and Discover" series, as well as "Animals of Aotearoa".