Marble features a design that is modern and sleek, with a simple appearance that can be misleading. Master the "marble" and reveal the intricate cuts of the four sections. Now see if you can keep your cool while putting it back together. Designed by Bram Cohen and Oskar van Deventer.

A challenging puzzle made from metal cast pieces. You'll spend hours trying to solve the intense challenging puzzle. Can you take it apart? Now try and put it back together! Hanayama cast puzzles are the world's finest brain teasers. These high-quality, cast metal puzzles come in six challenging, Mensa-rated levels of difficulty. Inventors from around the globe compete to have their designs included in the line.

The deluxe bingo game set comes with a 10"L x 10"W x 11.25"H bingo cage, a solid wood master board, and bingo balls, and 100 shutter bingo cards, no assembly required. The set is excellent for bingo halls, large groups, and family game nights, making it a fantastic gift for family and friends on birthdays, Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, and New Year's.

Entertain your dinner guests with this creative bottle holder. In order to enjoy the treat within, you will have to solve the puzzle of how to open the bottle holder. Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk handcrafts the puzzle from raintree wood with a white cord. The bottle holder will fit a bottle with a 2.5 inch diameter and 9 inch height. Instructions are included.

Created by Waraporn Khamsuk of Thailand, this puzzle will make the perfect brain teaser for challenging your friends and family. Carved from raintree wood, this puzzle features one flat board with five geometric puzzle pieces. On one side of the board, the challenge is to fit all pieces inside. On the other side, the borders are much more constrained, so getting the pieces to fit perfectly can be challenging. Instructions included.

Danish mathematician Piet Hein invented the soma cube in 1933 to distract himself during a lecture on quantum mechanics. Give yourself a similar distraction with this twist on a classic designed by Thai artisan Waraporn Khamsuk. While traditional soma games contain just seven pieces, the artisan designs this version with 25 geometric pieces. Carved from raintree wood, the object of this puzzle is to arrange the pieces to form a cube.