Zen Out with This Acrylic Puzzle Designed by Architects
Key Takeaways
Jigsaw puzzles have been around for centuries and are always solved the same way By squinting at the picture on the cardboard box for a few days until everything finally falls into place But what if a...
Jigsaw puzzles have been around for centuries and are always solved the same way. By squinting at the picture on the cardboard box for a few days until everything *finally* falls into place. But what if a puzzle fit together more like a house? Leave it to two architects to create a puzzle inspired by geometric patterns that doesn't have a picture at all. The Waves Puzzle by Moda is a whole new spin on the traditional jigsaw puzzle. Instead of focusing on completing the image piece-by-piece based on a picture, the Waves Puzzle requires you to identify piece shapes and patterns. The aim is to let your mind take a backseat as your hands seek out the curves and joints of the smooth acrylic and find the position of each piece. 
Waves Puzzle Reviewed
The folks at Moda were kind enough to send us a puzzle to review, and being brain teaser fiends, we were eager to dive in. !](/_emdash/api/media/file/uploads/2018/10/IMG_1722-1024x811.jpg) The first step of starting a traditional jigsaw puzzle is by far the most tedious... flipping all the pieces over. The perk of the Waves Puzzle (and what keeps it so zen-like) is the lack of a picture allows you to pretty much just dump the pieces out and get started.  The hard acrylic keeps you from jamming any pieces where they don't fit, and the light "click" as they snap together is very satisfying. Mistakes can happen, but the puzzle is small enough that pieces are easy enough to rearrange once you find out where you went wrong..


