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Infinity Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle - Natural
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Infinity Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle - Natural

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ObjectPut together the jigsaw puzzle.
BrandNervous System
TypeWooden Jigsaws
DimensionsApprox. 6 in x 6 in / 15 cm x 15 cm
PackagingCardboard Box
Total Pieces51

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The infinity puzzles are a new type of wooden jigsaw puzzle inspired by topological spaces that continuously tile. Because of that, they have no fixed shape, no starting point, and no edges. They can be assembled in thousands of different ways.

Any piece on the bottom can be moved to the top and a piece on the right can be moved to the left. Multiple copies of the puzzle can be combined in different colors to create abstract patterns and shapes.

This puzzle is extra challenging as it has no image or defined shape to guide assembly. Multiple infinity puzzles can be combined to create a larger continuous puzzle. 

Nervous System plywood jigsaw puzzles are made with lasers and algorithms.  The intricate branching shapes of the puzzle pieces emerge from a simulation of crystal growth.  The organic forms are cut from plywood by a laser, resulting in a uniquely challenging puzzle crafted from premium materials. 

Laser cut in Somerville, MA
Made with custom birch plywood
Contains 51 pieces.
Size: variable size, in smallest configuration 6 x 6 x 0.2 in

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