Broken Box is a brilliant puzzle. Its container isn't actually broken... it's divided into two parts and, thanks to a series of magnets, can be assembled in six different ways. To solve the puzzle, you must fit all the pieces into the container (whatever its shape!) so that no piece protrudes beyond the edges. In short, six puzzles for the price of one!3D Printed, with 2 different Wood Filaments. Dimensions: 60 x 60 x 50 mm.“Broken Box” is produced and sold under license from Lucie Pauwels...

It all began in 1978. Dean Hoffman designed his Packing Puzzle, a cube made up of 27 identical pieces. But it was different from the usual; it was imperfect, because its volume was smaller than that of the box it was contained in. Despite its six completely parallel faces, it contained empty spaces. This cube had 21 valid solutions.The brilliant Haym Hirsh drew inspiration from this cube. He began by designing the Hoffman Jr. puzzle (Inelegant 5x5) and continued the series with Inelegant Soma, I...

It all began in 1978. Dean Hoffman designed his Packing Puzzle, a cube made up of 27 identical pieces. But it was different from the usual; it was imperfect, because its volume was smaller than that of the box it was contained in. Despite its six completely parallel faces, it contained empty spaces. This cube had 21 valid solutions.The brilliant Haym Hirsh drew inspiration from this cube. He began by designing the Hoffman Jr. puzzle (Inelegant 5x5) and continued the series with Inelegant Soma, I...

It all began in 1978. Dean Hoffman designed his Packing Puzzle, a cube made up of 27 identical pieces. But it was different from the usual; it was imperfect, because its volume was smaller than that of the box it was contained in. Despite its six completely parallel faces, it contained empty spaces. This cube had 21 valid solutions.The brilliant Haym Hirsh drew inspiration from this cube. He began by designing the Hoffman Jr. puzzle (Inelegant 5x5) and continued the series with Inelegant Soma, I...

Family is a fun "Packing Puzzle" with 12 very different pieces. As with all puzzles of this kind, you must place the pieces in the container, without overlapping, so as to fill the entire area.It's a medium-difficulty puzzle, suitable even for younger children. Like all Packing Puzzles, it only takes a little time and many attempts!Dimensions: approximately 120 x 75 x 10 mm.“Family” is produced and sold under license from Lucie Pauwels (https://www.facebook.com/lucie.pauwels.7) who is the ...

Soma cubes are perhaps the largest family of 3D puzzles. They are 3x3x3 cubes grouped together in a variety of ways. In this case, our "soma" is enclosed in a cage, but the six side walls are attached to the internal pieces. Easier to see than to describe!It's not a particularly difficult puzzle, since each piece must occupy one face of the cube.Dimensions: approximately 80 x 80 x 80 mm.“Caged Soma” is produced and sold under license from Oskar Van Deventer (https://oskarvandeventer.nl), who...

Oekanda is a packing puzzle where you fill the container (without a bottom or lid) with the eight pieces provided. But that's not all! For the puzzle to be considered solved, the pieces must remain "stuck" in the container; therefore, they must not fall out from either of the two open sides.Oekanda is printed with two different Wood filaments, giving it a pleasant woody look. It's not a particularly difficult puzzle, and is suitable even for beginners.Dimensions: 100 x 100 x 56 mm."Oekanda" is ...

An ancient Irish legend tells of a pot full of gold at the end of the rainbow. This legend inspired this beautiful puzzle, made with PLA Wood in four different colors, and PLA Silk Gold for the gold bars.The rainbow dives into the pot, just to be a little inconvenient. The puzzle requires all the gold bars to be inserted into the pot without overhanging the edge.Dimensions: approximately 85 x 60 x 65 mm.“Golden Pot” is produced and sold under license from Yavuz Demirhan (https://www.puzzlehu...