Description

Step into the enchanting world of 18th-century botany with this beautifully illustrated round puzzle inspired by Carl Linnaeus’ fascinating flower clock theory. The intricate design features botanical illustrations drawn from an 18th-century British floriculture book, carefully arranged to reflect Linnaeus’ idea that different flowers open and close their petals at precise times throughout the day.

As each piece falls into place, delicate blossoms gradually reveal a floral “clock” that celebrates both scientific curiosity and the quiet rhythms of the natural world. The finished puzzle forms a striking circular artwork measuring 24 inches in diameter, inviting you to linger over the fine details of these historic botanical illustrations.

Crafted with premium puzzle board and a smooth matt finish, the pieces feel satisfying to handle while reducing glare as you work. The puzzle is presented in a sturdy keepsake card box with ribbon struts and includes a full-color reference visual. Inside, the pieces are thoughtfully packed in a plastic-free paper bag, making the entire set a pleasure to give or receive.

Roomytown is based in England. Made in China.