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Description

This is a type of puzzle that comes cut into various shapes that will require assembly to complete.

The story of the Tower of Babel is commonly interpreted as "God destroyed the tower because mankind built it to try to challenge him." The towers built by the Mesopotamian civilization were called ziggurats, which meant "high places;" they were supposed to connect heaven and Earth. "Tower of Babel" refers to the ziggurat built in Babylon, said to have been in the southern region of Mesopotamia (now Iraq). The Tower of Babel is 7 stories (90 meters) high, and there was a temple on the top floor.

This jigsaw puzzle from Cuties reproduces the painting of the "Tower of Babel" by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, done in 1563 and currently on display in the Kuntshistoriches Museum in Vienna. The puzzle has 300 pieces, and will be 38cm by 26cm when completed. Order yours today!