ORDINARY HABIT
The bold colors and patterns in the Nap Time puzzle by Ana Jarén make for a wonderfully vibrant scene that draws you in as you put it together one piece at a time. While the subject matter may be about the afternoon sleepies, the fun doesn’t stop when our hero and her pet take a snooze.
– 500 piece puzzle
– Completed size: 16” x 20”
– Magnetic-closing, keepsake-quality outer box
– Box Size: 9 ½” x 7 ¾”
– Pieces finished with a soft-touch, glare-free coating
– Drawstring cloth bag and artwork postcard included
– Made with recycled materials
I really hope we can expect to see more puzzles like this one in the future because the art is incredible and I am OBSESSED.
I haven't had a chance to do this puzzle yet, but I love the artwork, the quality of the pieces, and the originality. Ordinary Habit is a great company. I will definitely purchase more from here!
I've tried over a dozen jigsaw puzzle brands and Ordinary Habit is still my favorite. The pieces feel so nice to handle, the quality is excellent, and both the artwork and the print job are beautiful. Having tried a few pricier jigsaw brands that weren't worth the money, I can say Ordinary Habit definitely is.
I absolutely loved putting this puzzle together. It was challenging while calming at the same time. Beautiful drawing. Ms. Ziruffo's illustrations are my favorite!
This puzzle is beautiful and fun. I bought it for my daughter who loved it. So much so that I bought her another puzzle from here recently.
This is a GREAT company. Products are well packaged, unique and lovely. Customer service is prompt. The second puzzle just arrived with a free mini puzzle (!)! So kind. We love these puzzles and the customer service. Thank you!
Ana Jarén (Sevilla, 1985) began her professional career in the fashion communication field, in Madrid, where she is currently based. Being surrounded by designers, stylists and magazines ignited her most creative side and she began her work as an illustrator. In her work, Ana captures the beauty of life, people, and daily scenes, always with a sharp eye for small details. The world of feelings and emotions also has a preferential place in her work, drawing people in evocative contexts to trigger the memories of the viewer. She works fundamentally manually, mixing techniques such as markers, pencils or acrylics and she enjoys all of them as much as she did as a child.
Find a bit of time, and that place where you feel really good. Pet your cat for a while, feel how soft its hair is. Suddenly, everything stops – it’s nap time.
