Michele Wilson puzzles are fun and educational, designed for children :
- a real challenge for clever little ones : the pieces are all different !
- the "educational" edges encourage the child to start with the outline
- beautiful images created by great illustrators for youth
- in a beautiful kraft box made of recycled cardboard that opens and closes very easily
Katsushika Hokusai is a Japanese painter who calls himself "the Madman of Drawing". He is said to have made over 30,000 drawings during his long life. This print is part of the series 36 Views of Mount Fuji that the painter Hokusai created in 1830, at the age of 70. He uses Prussian Blue, which is a new color in Japan in 1830. He shows the life of fishermen facing a very large wave. Mount Fuji is calm and snowy in the distance.
Our puzzles are in harmony with the environment and made from wood sourced from sustainably managed forests.
24 pieces : from 4 years old
Dimensions : 21 x 29 cm
