Japanese Garden Puzzle: 1000-Piece Teahouse Jigsaw Puzzle

Zen Garden Escape: A 1000-Piece Puzzle Adventure! Unwind with a Japanese Teahouse.

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Relax into this serene scene and partake in the fine art of tea ceremony in our “Kyoto Japanese Garden Teahouse” puzzle!

Picture yourself in these exotic surroundings with the soothing sounds of flowing water and a spicy floral fragrance filling your senses. You notice the koi pond and placid peacocks as you make your way from the house. Taking the roji (dewy path) to the garden pavilion or tea house (cha-shitsu) starts your journey of breaking communication from the outer world in this Zen practice dating back to the 16th century. Let the stress melt away as you piece together this vibrant, relaxing puzzle!

This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle combines captivating imagery with clean-cut pieces and our perfect interlocking fit for a most pleasurable puzzling experience! Our puzzles are crafted with an exclusive, extra-thick backing and a superior, linen-structured paper, so the printed image is vibrant and glare-free. Create memorable moments with Ravensburger premium puzzles!

About the Artist: Jason Taylor lives in Topanga Canyon, California, just a short drive from the Pacific Ocean he loves. He’s spent the past few years shifting to digital art. Jason has embraced hitting the road part of the year in his van to get a close-up view of the vast variety of American life. Car, surf, nature and farm culture spark his imagination as he continues his goal of visiting all 50 of the United States.