Puzzle Coloring Pages Flamenco Art Educa 300 pieces and Fix glue from 11 years old

Puzzle packaging for children and adults featuring the Flamenco Art design has only 300 pieces, but it will entertain all puzzle builders starting from 11 years old. Once completed, every puzzle enthusiast will have a picture with an anti-stress coloring book theme. These original puzzles are a must-have in the collection of any puzzle collector and enthusiast. The flamingo motif, surrounded by flowers, will delight every child as well as adults, who will enjoy a great relaxation and unwind while assembling the puzzle and coloring.

Puzzle builders will be pleased with the beautiful image of the flamingo, which you can color according to your imagination. After assembling, you can fix the puzzle with a special Fix Puzzle glue, frame it, and hang it on the wall of your home as a lovely picture. Puzzles for children and adults are made from high-quality materials. The individual puzzle pieces are easy to handle and assemble.

Educa puzzles can be a suitable gift for your loved ones, or you can treat yourself to them as well. Puzzles featuring the Doodle Art coloring motif can also be a great gift for puzzle collectors and coloring enthusiasts. Assembling puzzles is an excellent way to actively spend your free time, which you can enjoy with the whole family. Puzzles are great for relaxation, as you focus only on the details of your motif while assembling. Puzzle assembly improves memory, sharpens imagination, develops creativity, and increases concentration.

The size of the image after assembly is 48*34 cm. The Spanish manufacturer Educa specializes mainly in the production of puzzles and educational games. Educa offers a variety of beautiful puzzles for different age groups, which definitely should not be missing from your collection. With Educa puzzles, you no longer have to worry about lost pieces. Up to 16 pieces can be sent to you upon request via a form free of charge for each puzzle with more than 16 pieces. So you don't have to worry that your puzzle will be incomplete.