Pieceless Puzzle
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Pieceless Puzzle is a new puzzle-type toy created by Ceaco. An original twist on a traditional classic, the Pieceless Puzzle is harder than it sounds but can be done by people between the ages of four and 104. The puzzle itself is in one piece, but taken apart, it is one continuous long piece.
The puzzle concept remains - that of forming a picture while enhancing critical thinking, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination. The difference is that, unlike a traditional jigsaw puzzle, The Pieceless Puzzle is actually one long strand of wiggly “branches” that never separates. As you lay the Pieceless Puzzle out on a stable surface, you will see how the branches interlock. The challenge is to figure out how they all fit together.
Made of a flexible and nontoxic material, the Pieceless Puzzle provides “soft-to-the-touch” play that is both safe and durable. The puzzle is printed on both sides for twice the challenge and twice the fun. Since it always stays connected, the Pieceless Puzzle is easy to travel with. In other words, you will never lose a piece!
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