Galison 7 Days of Mindfulness By Jessica Poundstone Puzzle Set

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Web ID: 15930904
Find relaxation inspiration every day with the The 7 Days of Mindfulness Puzzle Set from Galison. Each mini puzzle is inspired by color sensation, experiential light and space art movements, providing a positive and transformational experience.

  • Product Features

    • WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—Contains small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years.
    • Approx. dimensions: box: 9.75" x 3.95" x 1.95"; puzzle: 5" x 7"
    • Set of seven 70-piece mini puzzles
    • Includes booklet of images
    • Printed with nontoxic ink
    • Artist: Jessica Poundstone
    • Cardboard (90% recycled)
    • Wipe clean
    • Imported

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  • Set of 7. No! 70 pcs maybe? as 149 but it’s a bag!
2 reviews
Permelia
8 months ago
from No where

All pieces are together. Not separated.

All pieces in 1 big bag, not as advertised on box! 7 days of mindfulness? Not. You do the entire puzzle & have snack bags. 7 days of bad advertising? Yes.

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Forrestyou
2 years ago
from Utah

Low quality puzzle

The puzzle pieces fit together even when they are not supposed to fit. The quality of the pieces is low. A simple 70 pieces puzzle creates more frustration than mindfulness.

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