Funnybox Red Kimono Beauty Paintings by Haruyo Morita- Wooden Jigsaw Puzzles 1000 Piece for Teens and Family

Beautiful puzzle. Heavy and durable.

This is a very pretty puzzle. I framed it. There was no puzzle dust. also no bent or missing pieces. It was a bit of a challenge but in a good way. There is a grid in the back and a poster is included, if you use them. I would buy puzzles from this company again.

This is my first time working on a jigsaw puzzle. I wanted one that would be relatively easy. This was perfect! The fact that you can work on it in sections made it easier and it takes up less space since you don’t have to lay out all the pieces at once. The letters also facilitate placing pieces as they show which direction the pieces fit. Plus the very distinct design makes this an easy puzzle. The quality of the puzzle itself is great. Pieces interlock well. It is possible to hold it up as it stays together. So you can move it out of the way if necessary. My husband and I really enjoy working on it while in lockdown.

We've never put together a wooden puzzle. Some pieces required a firm push to get in, but mostly the pieces went in easily. One piece came separated from it's backing, but we glued it back together with a glue stick. No problem. It is a beautiful puzzle, comes in a pink mesh bag, and has blank balsa wood to fix broken pieces if needed. There is a bit of puzzle dust/tiny wood sheddings, but not a problem. It isn't too hard or too easy. There were no missing pieces. I have found with all our puzzles if there is a missing piece, we write the seller, NOT AMAZON, and the sellar always mailed us a new puzzle.

The colors in this puzzle are beautiful. The pieces fit together often with a click, which is very satisfying. The puzzle came with a full-size poster, so you can do your puzzle on top of the poster for guidance. My only complaint is that one piece was missing. Isn't that strange?

I am not a puzzle pro but have always liked them and with staying at home so much during the coronavirus I decided to try this one. It was MUCH better than I thought. First, the quality was solid and good and the puzzle was sturdy and could be moved around the table as it was being built over a few weeks. The design itself of the Japanese lady was interesting and made building the puzzle more fun. Overall, I would buy from this manufacturer again.

Overall, despite some issues, I will probably buy from this company again.Pros:- The image is beautiful. Very vibrant colors.- The puzzle came with a full-sized colored poster. This would make finding the correct placement for the pieces very easy.- Once complete, the puzzle is VERY sturdy. You can pick up the entire puzzle using 1 hand and it stays together. No puzzle glue is needed. No backing to support the puzzle is needed.- The size is nearly perfect with the advertised size. Only off by about 0.5 mm. It was rather difficult to find a frame to fit the size of the puzzle, though. I used Craig Frames 0.75-inch Wide Frame, 20 x 30-inch.Cons:- Because the puzzle pieces fit in tightly, some of the pieces were a little difficult to fit into place. They required pushing from multiple angles several times. The last piece was the most difficult to put in.- Many of the pieces had wood slivers hanging off of them. That said, I've had blue paper puzzles that do the same thing with the backing paper hanging off. It did not affect the final look of the puzzle.- One piece was broken. However, again since the puzzle pieces fit together so well, I was able to fit the small broken section in and it stays put without glue! The picture is visibly damaged, though.- I had a single extra, duplicate puzzle piece. No pieces were missing from my puzzle.

I love this puzzle! It’s beautiful. The pieces are thick and lock into place, therefore you can’t mistakenly put a piece in the wrong spot. The poster that comes with it is the size of the finished puzzle which makes it very helpful. The pieces are lettered on the back so that you can divide them up by sections. I used the letters to get started on the bottom and then ignored them. For me it’s more fun that way. This would be a lovely gift as well, for a puzzle lover. It’s challenging, but not frustrating. You can always use the letters to make it easier.