Janod - Puzzle 100 Pieces Inspired by Vermeer - Puzzle 100 Pieces Child - Educational Game - Develops Patience and Dexterity - FSC Certified - From 6 years, J02551

• ART AWARENESS: Once assembled, this jigsaw presents a beautiful painting inspired by Johannes Vermeer's ‘The Girl with the Pearl’. This game will introduce your child to the art and works of this famous French painter.
• LEARNING THROUGH PLAY: Patience and dexterity are needed to put the puzzle together, as well as logic and concentration. The jigsaw puzzle is an educational toy that also stimulates children's sense of observation as they try to place the pieces correctly.
• PRACTICAL PUZZLE: This 100-piece jigsaw puzzle is easy to store and transport thanks to a cardboard case with a practical handle. The model poster helps children aged 6 and over to put the jigsaw together, inspired by the famous Mona Lisa of the North!
• MADE IN FRANCE: Game made in France, in FSC-certified cardboard (from sustainably managed forests), printed with vegetable-based inks. Dimensions: 50 x 40cm.
• THE POWER OF PLAY: With bold, innovative collections, Janod accompanies children on the most beautiful of adventures: growing up! Beautiful toys for learning without even realising it, exploring the world, dreaming and sharing... Well done!

Product Description It's easy to introduce your child to art with a jigsaw puzzle! This pretty cardboard jigsaw puzzle inspired by a work by Vermeer has 100 pieces. 1 poster is also included to help your child complete the puzzle. It's easy to carry around in its pretty carrying case. This puzzle is ideal for developing patience and fine motor skills. Puzzle made in France, FSCTM certified and made with vegetable-based inks. For children aged 6 and over. Did you know? Johannes Vermeer was a Dutch painter of the 17th century. His painting The Girl with the Pearl is also known as The Mona Lisa of the North. Directions Includes 1 poster with assembly instructions (English language not guaranteed) Safety Warning Not to be used by children over 36 months.