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    Puzzle ARCHIMEDES, 14 pcs, wood, Printworks
    Puzzle ARCHIMEDES, 14 pcs, wood, Printworks
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    Puzzles – a great way to spend your free time

    Are you tired of wasting your leisure time on TV shows or browsing through social media? Why not try completing a 1000 pieces puzzle?

    Puzzles are not only an excellent way to pass the time, but they can also be really fulfilling when you put the last piece together and relax.

    In Kulina we offer fantastic Printworks puzzle designs. These puzzles come in a variety of forms and have great designs inspired by nature or architecture.

    Does solving puzzles really boost brain power?

    Yes, several ways solving puzzles can improve brain power. Puzzles are demanding mental workouts that call for memory retention, problem-solving abilities, and strategic thinking.

    Here are some ways that solving puzzles can boost brain power:

    • Memory enhancement: Solving puzzles demands players to recall the sizes, shades, and patterns of various pieces or patterns, which can enhance both short- and long-term memory retention.
    • Develop problem-solving ability: Players must apply logic, spatial reasoning, and critical thinking to solve puzzles, which can develop their analytical and problem-solving skills.
    • Increasing attention to detail: Puzzles require players to focus on little elements, such as patterns, colours, and shapes, which might help players pay more attention to these aspects and maintain their focus.
    • Enhancing creativity: Players can experiment with various forms, colours, and patterns while solving puzzles, which can enhance creativity and artistic expression.

    What are the tips for solving puzzles?

    The following tips will help you get the most out of your puzzle-solving experience:

    • Start small: If you're new to puzzles, start with easier puzzles and progress to those that are more difficult.
    • Work in a well-lit environment - When solving puzzles, good lighting is essential because it can be challenging to identify identical pieces in low light.
    • Sort your components - To make assembling easier, arrange your pieces according to colour or pattern before you begin.
    • Take breaks - Since solving puzzles can be difficult, take pauses as needed to prevent becoming discouraged or exhausted.

    In addition to solving puzzles, you can spend your free time playing games, creating art, or just looking through photo albums to reminisce about the past.