Puzzle | Archimedes | wood
$79.95
Perhaps the oldest known mathematical puzzle, once investigated by Greek mathematician Archimedes some 2200 years ago, has been reimagined as a visually intriguing interior piece full of possibility.
The puzzle consists of 14 pieces of various shapes, with the objective to combine all the pieces to form a square. There are 536 unique ways to assemble the shape - how many can you find?
Details:
Wood
14 pieces
27 x 27cm
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