The Odyssey Jigsaw
£20.00
ITEM CODE: 30565
An exquisite jigsaw puzzle to immerse yourself in Homer’s epic poem, ‘The Odyssey’, first recorded in Homeric Greek c.8th century BC but re-told, read and admired for hundreds of y...
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Description
An exquisite jigsaw puzzle to immerse yourself in Homer’s epic poem, ‘The Odyssey’, first recorded in Homeric Greek c.8th century BC but re-told, read and admired for hundreds of years. Telling the action-packed and lyrical tale of Odysseus, King of Ithaca, as he battles a ten-year voyage to return to his homeland, wife and family. Colourfully illustrated, the jigsaw puzzle weaves together intricate visual details of Odysseus’s adventures: from fighting the Cyclops and navigating between the Scylla and Charybdis; to entering the Underworld and escaping the Land of the Lotus-Eaters. Capturing the action, gods, and monsters of the Ancient Greek world, the scintillating jigsaw is accompanied by an informative concertina-format booklet to highlight key points on Odysseus’s voyage. Presented in a plastic-free, drawer-style box; use the image on the underside of the box as a guide to the completed image and then follow the action of the poem as it swirls across your puzzle board. A timeless and inspiring tale, you will want to make and re-make this jigsaw again and again.
Size & Additional Information
68 x 48cm constructed
1,000 pieces, printed puzzle board
29 x 12.5 x 5cm box
Includes an illustrated guide to the poem to highlight details of the completed jigsaw
Does not include an image guide sheet: guide image printed on the back of the box
Age 10+
FSC accredited paper/card
Plastic-free packaging
Paper and card can be recycled
1,000 pieces, printed puzzle board
29 x 12.5 x 5cm box
Includes an illustrated guide to the poem to highlight details of the completed jigsaw
Does not include an image guide sheet: guide image printed on the back of the box
Age 10+
FSC accredited paper/card
Plastic-free packaging
Paper and card can be recycled
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