Pytlíczech Eternity - hlavolamy do kapsy

Product detailed description

Folding a square of nine cards so that the pictures in it are correctly connected to each other, will take more than you think. This seemingly easy puzzle in a practical fabric design bag will banish boredom at home, on trips and at parties. Made in the Czech Republic.

Imagine having nine cards in your hand that can bring you a good portion of fun. Your task is to arrange them in a square so that the pictures perfectly relate to each other. Sounds easy, right? But the opposite is true!

This set of two original puzzles in a handy cotton bag will accompany you at home, on trips and even at parties. You'll never have to deal with boredom again, because this little friend will keep you company anywhere, even when relaxing in the middle of a ferrata. There are two puzzles in the bag, so you can compete to see who can complete "your Eternity" faster.

How do I assemble the ETERNITY puzzle?
Select 9 cards with the same reverse side. Turn the cards face up. The challenge is to assemble the cards into a 3x3 square, so that the graphics of the adjacent cards are perfectly aligned. The cards can be added to each other in different ways, but the puzzle has only one solution, how to fold the square correctly.

OUR TIP - You can compete with Eternity:
Each player takes one set of cards and tries to complete the puzzle faster than their opponent.
If more than one person is playing, they record their total folding time and the player with the shortest measured time wins.

The puzzles are created from drawings by designer and traveller Tania Sekerkova. Her illustrations turn every attempt at completing the puzzle into a visual delight.

... what is the magic behind Tana's Icelandic illustrations?
Tonight we drove north to the area around Lake Mývatn. There were clouds in the sky that looked like whipped cream. The sun was starting to set and I would have loved to draw that moment. Unfortunately, I didn't have my paints with me. Iceland is the most magical place I've ever been. Now all we need to see are the trolls coming down into the valley at night...