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Red Hook Walk 150 Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle | Jigsaw Nomad
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Red Hook Walk 150 Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle
đ Description
Take a stroll through a charming cityscape with Jigsaw Nomadâs Red Hook Walk 150 Piece Mini Jigsaw Puzzle đ! Illustrated by the talented Valeria Bianco, this vibrant mini puzzle captures the energy and color of Brooklynâs Red Hook neighborhood in a delightful, compact format. Each ribbon cut piece locks smoothly into place, revealing an artistic snapshot of urban life with cozy cafĂ©s, brick facades, and waterfront vibes. Perfect for quick puzzling sessions, travel fun, or gifting, this mini puzzle delivers big satisfaction in a small box!
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150 piece mini jigsaw puzzle for adults and kids
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Finished size: 11.75" x 8.25" (21 x 29.7 cm)
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Ribbon cut pieces for a clean, snug fit
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Made with recycled greyboard for eco-friendly puzzling
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Printed with non-toxic inks for bright, safe color
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Comes in a Mini Walks Box measuring 4.75" x 3.75" x 2"
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Includes a resealable bag and reference poster
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Artwork by Valeria Bianco
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Red Hook Walk celebrates the beauty of everyday moments in a lively neighborhood filled with character and charm. Ideal for fans of travel puzzles, city scene jigsaw puzzles, and colorful picture puzzles, this Jigsaw Nomad design captures the artistic essence of urban exploration. Whether you love mini puzzles, jigsaw puzzles for adults, or travel-friendly puzzles, this one delivers a creative escape with every piece.
â€ïž Reasons to Love this Puzzle
Small but full of personality, Red Hook Walk is a testament to Jigsaw Nomadâs dedication to quality, sustainability, and design. Crafted from recycled greyboard and printed with non-toxic inks, itâs as eco-friendly as it is fun. The ribbon cut ensures a precise fit, while Valeria Biancoâs vibrant artwork brings a splash of city charm to your table. Easy to pack, quick to complete, and perfect for displayâthis mini jigsaw puzzle is a little piece of joy for every puzzler.



