Imaginatorium Shop, version 2

Welcome to the new Imaginatorium site at imaginatorium.com. There is no "total reorganisation", so you should be able to find things easily, and eventually any bookmarks to the old shop will be redirected to the right page. The new checkout is working, which means that in simple cases you will be able to complete a purchase in the normal way.

Covid-19: Shop status

There are still many problems in the postal system, varying hugely from one country to another. More details on the front page, and at the checkout there will be more specific information about the destination country (sorry: not implemented for all countries yet!).

Jigsaw puzzles from Japan

Art of Kentaro Nishino

500 pieces

Forest celebration

The owl family looks happy and contented, while others in the background play tricks (one is hanging upside-down)...

This is a glow-in-the-dark puzzle.

In stock
An Epoch puzzle: 500 pieces; 530 x 380 mm (21" x 15")
Code: E07714 (07-714 on package)
Retail price ¥2800 (approx. US$21.71 €20.00 £17.72)

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450 pieces

Peace of mind

The white tiger family in a lush forest setting—moonlight streams through the trees, and bright yellow butterflies dart around.

This puzzle has smaller pieces than the standard size.

Picture on puzzle is reversed left-to-right.

In stock
An Apollo puzzle: 450 pieces; 380 x 260 mm (15" x 10")
Code: P44505 (44-505 on package)
Normally ¥1800 - special offer 50% off: ¥900 (approx. US$6.98 €6.43 £5.70)

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420 pieces

In the shade

An owl family sits peacefully as sunlight filters through the leaves...

This puzzle has smaller pieces than the standard size.

In stock
An Epoch puzzle: 420 pieces; 515 x 182 mm (20" x 7")
Code: E52129 (52-129 on package)
Retail price ¥1800 (approx. US$13.95 €12.86 £11.39)

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Kentaro Nishino

Kentaro Nishino was born in 1980, in Kanazawa on the Japan Sea coast, and graduated from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco in 2003. He takes his inspiration from nature, while lending his own air of fantasy.

Nishino is his family name, but he signs his work "Kentaro N".

Deleted puzzles

For reference: you can view all the nishino puzzles that are out of print in the Attic.