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16 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle - Giddy House - VAT Free

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Original vintage photographs featuring people and places from Africa and the Caribbean have been converted into puzzles by the Black Dementia Company.

Giddy House is in Jamaica. It was first built in 1880 and was originally a Royal Artillery House. It partially sank after an earthquake in 1907, hence the name 'Giddy House'.

This series of puzzles displaying images such as this one have been designed to help improve the lives and wellbeing of people living with dementia by featuring familiar themes from African and Caribbean culture.

Image taken in the 1950s.

 

Key features 

This 16-piece puzzle is suitable for people with mid to late-stage dementia.

Each puzzle in this series features black and white images or images with limited colour. Research has found that black and white jigsaws are better for older persons. The black and white images (or minimum colour) reduces unnecessary stimuli increasing the ability to focus and enjoy the image and the puzzle.

The puzzles can help to stimulate conversation. 

What’s included

Pieces: 16

Boxed with image printed on the lid

Size: 21 cm x 30 cm

Material: 100% recycled cardboard and water-based pigment inks

What people say

We encourage customers to review our products so if you decide to make a purchase we would be very pleased if you could add a review.


Delivery

Your order will be processed promptly and we expect to deliver in three to five working days, however some products are despatched directly from the supplier and may take longer to arrive so please allow up to 14 days for standard delivery.

You can see full details of our delivery options here.

Returns

If a product is unsuitable or you’re unhappy we offer a 28-day return policy for any product purchased from our website.

We will replace the goods or refund your money, providing the product is returned as delivered, in it's original packaging, complete and undamaged.

Postage costs will not be refunded.

You can see full details of our refund policy here.

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Original vintage photographs featuring people and places from Africa and the Caribbean have been converted into puzzles by the Black Dementia Company.

Giddy House is in Jamaica. It was first built in 1880 and was originally a Royal Artillery House. It partially sank after an earthquake in 1907, hence the name 'Giddy House'.

This series of puzzles displaying images such as this one have been designed to help improve the lives and wellbeing of people living with dementia by featuring familiar themes from African and Caribbean culture.

Image taken in the 1950s.

 

Key features 

This 16-piece puzzle is suitable for people with mid to late-stage dementia.

Each puzzle in this series features black and white images or images with limited colour. Research has found that black and white jigsaws are better for older persons. The black and white images (or minimum colour) reduces unnecessary stimuli increasing the ability to focus and enjoy the image and the puzzle.

The puzzles can help to stimulate conversation. 

What’s included

Pieces: 16

Boxed with image printed on the lid

Size: 21 cm x 30 cm

Material: 100% recycled cardboard and water-based pigment inks

What people say

We encourage customers to review our products so if you decide to make a purchase we would be very pleased if you could add a review.


Delivery

Your order will be processed promptly and we expect to deliver in three to five working days, however some products are despatched directly from the supplier and may take longer to arrive so please allow up to 14 days for standard delivery.

You can see full details of our delivery options here.

Returns

If a product is unsuitable or you’re unhappy we offer a 28-day return policy for any product purchased from our website.

We will replace the goods or refund your money, providing the product is returned as delivered, in it's original packaging, complete and undamaged.

Postage costs will not be refunded.

You can see full details of our refund policy here.