ORDINARY HABIT
As an Ordinary Habit fan favorite, we couldn’t help but expand our Lida Ziruffo puzzle collection with this wonderful autumnal scene. With each glance, you’ll notice another detail that is sure to make you smile. From a lounging pup, to a fox lost deep within their book, to bushes exploding with blackberries, this is an image we’d love to dive right into.
– 1000 piece puzzle
– Completed Size: 26.9” x 18.9”
– Box Size: 10.5" x 8" x 2.75”
– Puzzle is finished with a soft-touch, glare-free coating
– Drawstring cloth bag and artwork postcard included
– Made with recycled materials
Lovely image, fun to work on. Love the high quality interlocking puzzle pieces that are pleasing to touch and work with.
The whole family spent several days working on this together. So much fun! And the quality of these puzzles is unreal. Will definitely be buying more❤️.
I was drawn to both sky and wolf in this 500 piece puzzle. As I don't consider myself a real "puzzle doer", I was challenged by this beautifully illustrated piece- the sky especially! I was however, totally satisfied once I finished and didn't want to break it apart. Not only was it a artful illustration, but the whole box with accompanying postcard and bag for the pieces were thoughtfully included and designed. I will be ordering another!
This puzzle is stunning! It’s such a treat doing a piece that is so fun to look at. The sky was challenging but not impossible. I’ll definitely be doing this one once a year.
I liked the challenge -- and it was challenging -- but even before I opened the box, I *noticed* the box -- great quality and presentation -- really liked the finish on the box and the pieces -- almost rubbery. Plus, the graphic was neat.
Based in Italy, Lida draws inspiration from nature – the lines of trees and their shadows, ponds, and the light that creates designs entering through the windows. Her works portray daily life through the lens of researching everything from artist houses and designer chairs, to carpets and majolica pottery. For her, nature is an ethical and moral issue, and respecting it, in a world where it’s so easy to do damage without thinking about it, must be the basis of every thought in order to evolve. She believes that we must take care of everything around us.
The beginning of autumn in the countryside is a wonderful season, where nature helps us reflect and appreciate the shifting state of the things around us. Walking, picking fruit from a wild apple tree, reading a book surrounded by blackberries and beautiful rose hips – this illustration suggests pleasure and harmony from small gestures!
