Petit Collage Hidden images of animals
The number of the hangman. PTC330

Put together a puzzle and find hidden objects in this 100-part puzzle from Petit Collage! What ! Use the attached masks to find hidden, lost items. Puzzles depict a crowded festival scene filled with various animals. In the middle of the game, some animals have lost a bunch of items and need your help to find them. Ecological puzzles are great fun for the little ones. Puzzles offer a detailed and interesting work of art, carefully finished. Puzzles for children are made from recycled cardboard and printed with non-toxic inks. They have tremendous educational value. They develop the child's manual skills, imagination and inspire creative play. Extremely large and thick puzzle pieces are ideal for a child's small hands. The large format when arranged allows you to discover many details and interesting elements of the illustration. Hidden picture puzzles will be a great gift for any child.

Can you find the hidden elements?
- five things to eat
- four things to wear
- three who live outside
- two you can listen to
- one you can read

Included:
- a puzzle of 100 elements
- two masks to search for hidden details

Features
- made from recycled paper printed with vegetable dyes
- a new dimension to traditional puzzles
- they exercise memory and perception
- large items, suitable for a child's small hands, easy to grasp
- colour and detailed illustration after assembly
- develop manual skills
- the box allows you to store the puzzles
- 80% of the product is recyclable
- does not contain plastic and is printed with plant inks

The dimensions:
- puzzles after they've been solved 47 x 38 in cm
- one puzzle , all right 4 x 4,5 cm
- masks 19 x 10,5 cm

Pack size:
- 28 cm wide
- height 26.5 cm
- 4cm deep

Petit Collage this is the work of Lorena Siminovich, who came up with the line in 2006 with her signature, handmade wood collages. What began as a simple collage has since grown into a living collection adored around the world. Lorena has been featured on the Martha Stewart Show, The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Dwell Magazine, and popular blogs such as Oh Joy, Decor8, Design*Sponge, and Design Mom. Lorena is from Buenos Aires. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and daughter in a house full of art on a hill and works in a bright, sunny studio with her dream team of six.

Petit Collage it combines modern aesthetics with sustainability criteria to create bold, thoughtful products that inspire young children. Beautifully designed in a California studio to be pleasing to the eye and convenient to use that both children and their parents love. The first product Petit Collage it was a handmade collage of recycled materials. This product inspired not only the company name but also the ethos of sustainability. Ten years later, they're still choosing materials they use carefully, from recycled cardboard to FSC-certified wood and soy ink. They avoid plastic. Our products are designed with the health of our children and the health of the planet in mind. The products are sold worldwide in reputable stores including Anthropologie, Barnes & Noble, Whole Foods and thousands of independent specialty stores.