Rabbitology 1000 Piece Puzzle by Camilla Pintonato

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Rabbitology 1000 Piece Puzzle by Camilla Pintonato

Rabbitology is charming and delightful 1000 piece illustrated puzzle by Camilla Pintonato. Rabbitology features an assortment of cute and colourful rabbits in a lively outdoor scene.

Whether raised as pets or roaming in nature, gentle and affectionate rabbits are beloved by all. Ideal for animal lovers, this puzzle is packed with rabbits of all kinds capering in a lush green space. Whether you need a break from screen time or are a true puzzle fanatic, you will love assembling these high-quality pieces and getting lost in the vibrant image illustrated by Camilla Pintonato, the talented artist whose work includes the Farm Animal book series: Rabbitology, Chickenology, Pigology, and Sheepology.

Celebrate spring with this bright puzzle set in a green meadow and filled with fun outdoor activities. Perfect for adding to Easter baskets or gift-giving to curious grade schoolers, teachers, and families; animal and nature lovers; and artists who love to draw animals and farm scenes.

About the Artist Camilla Pintonato

Camilla Pintonato is an author, illustrator, and graphic designer based in Venice, Italy. She has a thorough knowledge of rabbits thanks to the many years of her childhood spent with her three domestic rabbits: Mr. Mozart, Bijoux and, definitely her favorite, Mr. Bunny. Her books include Chickenology, Pigology, Sheepology, Full Moon, and Wally the World’s Greatest Piano-Playing Wombat.

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Jigsaw puzzles are a great way to unwind. They demand attention which makes doing them, both absorbing and meditative at the same time. When concentrating on creative pursuits like art, craft or indeed jigsaw puzzles, you subconsciously tune out other distracting thoughts. In essence, your mind goes blank. Furthermore this quieting of the mind is highly therapeutic and forms the basis of meditation practice in eastern religions and philosophies. In Zen Buddhism, every action can become a source of meditation. From simply walking to making things, to doing jigsaws. The art of Zen is to dedicate your mind and thoughts only to the action that you are doing now.