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A tricky two-tone assembly described by the designer himself on the Pelikan website thus :-
“How difficult can it be to put two small pieces into a frame? Well, decide yourself and try with this nicely challenging puzzle, designed by Markus Götz. It consists of a cage, which is made of two different colored woods (dark/bright), and two puzzle pieces, which are also made using these two colors. Due to the color constraint the final location/position of the pieces inside the frame should be quite clear – but then the question arises: 'How to get the two pieces into these positions?' And this is exactly where the real fun of the puzzle starts! Enjoy.”