Imagine the bright sun gently warming you with its rays, while the ocean breeze kisses your face, leaving a salty tingle on your lips. The humid air is filled with the invigorating smell of the ocean. There's no better place to soak in this oceanic charm in a busy port town than on the pier. From dawn to dusk, the pier is the lively heart of the town. On one side, colorful houses stand with their windows looking out to the horizon, a park offers cool shade, and stalls with oysters and sea - creature displays sway with the waves. People go about their day, often missing the ocean's beauty. On the other side, there's the calm water surface, gentle waves, the town's reflection, and striped boats gliding by. This captivating scene is brought to life in the new 'Ocean' puzzle series from Unidragon, starting with the Pier puzzle. It captures the unique atmosphere of the port town and features unusual wave - patterned details along with beautiful flowers and butterflies. It's a must - have for ocean and port town enthusiasts. Available in two sizes: Size M - 24x31 cm (9.7x12.5 in) with 192 pieces, of average complexity and an assembly time of 2 - 4 hours. King Size - 31x40 cm (12.2x15.7 in) with 327 pieces, high complexity and an assembly time of 4 - 6 hours.
Using this jigsaw puzzle is easy. First, find a flat and clean surface where you can spread out the pieces. Sort the pieces by their edges and colors to make the assembly process quicker. Start with the edges to form the frame of the puzzle. Then, work on filling in the middle, looking for pieces that match the colors and patterns. For the Size M puzzle, it'll take you about 2 - 4 hours to finish, and the King Size one about 4 - 6 hours. When you're done, you can display it on a wall or keep it in a box. To keep it in good condition, avoid exposing it to direct sunlight for long periods as it may fade the colors. Also, keep it away from moisture to prevent the wooden pieces from warping. If you want to move the puzzle, be careful not to jostle it too much to avoid the pieces coming apart.
