my husband grew up in california. when we visited through the years, we, twice, experienced the seasonal phenomenon of all the clustered monarch butterflies covering the trees like clumps of golden leaves. it was something i'll never forget.
if you home-school, study the migration of the monarchs. what spots do they gather, year after year? how long does a monarch live? what does it eat?
your children can color their own monarch butterflies. cut them out and string them together to hang horizontally or vertically. decorate a window.
the muted colors, the beauty of the natural subject, and the artwork's quiet tone make this puzzle extra special and something that makes a wonderful gift.
this stunning puzzle is a piece of art. in fact, the artist, paul heussenstamm, is a fourth-generation artist. the monarch tree originally appeared as an oil and acrylic painting on canvas.
if you use puzzle glue and frame this puzzle, it can hang somewhere in your home. it would look pretty in an entryway, guest bedroom, child's room, or homeschooling area.
the finished puzzle will be 20" wide and 20" tall. the pieces are exceptionally heavy and well-made.
by pomegranate, portland, oregon, a company known for unique puzzles and high-design
brand-new, still sealed in the box
note: please use caution if any children age three and younger are present; puzzle pieces are a choking risk if a child puts them into their mouth
