Don't puzzle what you see.....use your imagination and puzzle what the Granny sees.

25TH ANNIVERSARY GARDEN PARTY! Join Granny Wasgij as she celebrates 25 glorious years with an extravagant garden party to remember. Everyone is having the time of their lives, but one latecomers arrival leaves the partygoers truly stunned. Who could it possibly be? Who is the special guest that has left the revellers lost for words? That is the image you need to puzzle.

Have you got eyes that can see what happens next? Well, imagine you have and you’ll be on your way to solving these puzzles. The picture on the box is only a clue – it is not the picture puzzle you have to complete. Mystery Wasgij is the puzzle that makes you think ahead

The office of today might still rely on modern technology to keep business booming, but the employees may find their new surroundings a little more chaotic than before, with officemates that are less than cooperative come meeting time. Just how different does the post-2020 office really look? This is the scene you have to puzzle!

"Wasgij: ‘Market Meltdown!’ is the title of this fantastically funny Wasgij Original  1000-piece puzzle.

A Typical British BBQ is the title of this fantastic Wasgij Mystery 15, 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle. Its a beautiful day in the UK and the Brits have decided to get out their barbeques. 

There's nothing like the hustle and bustle of a lively street market to tickle the taste buds and get mouths watering. So much choice, so many colours, so many deals. But how things are changing. Family favourite recipes are making way for takeaways and new takes on organic options, meat-free menus and vegan varieties of everything.

Its the opening ceremony of the Wasgij Winter Games and the eyes of the world are on the proud athletes as they parade and wave to the crowds, with some even showcasing their sporting skills along the way. 

We are very excited to announce the launch of THREE Special Edition Retro Wasgij releases! The titles are – Retro Original 1: Sunday Drivers! 500XL pc, Retro Destiny 1: The Best Days of Our Lives! 500XL pc and Retro Mystery 1: The Wasgij Express! 500XL pc. Made in New Zealand by Holdson. Approximate puzzle dimensions: 688mm x 493mm. Box size: 270mm x 370mm.

‘The Toy Shop’ is the title of this brilliantly funny Wasgij Destiny 20, 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle. Do you remember as a kid walking into the place you called heaven… a toy shop? So much as changed over the years as what is in a toy shop now. Try to imagine what this toy shop would look like in modern day, the interior would have changed, but what else might of? 

Wasgij Original 32: The Big Weigh In! Is the brilliantly funny 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle that shows a vegetable competition. The image printed on the front of the box depicts everyone getting ready for the vegetable contest. However something has caught the eye of the people, causing their jaws to drop! 

It is 1958 and this popular British restaurant is busy with families and groups of friends gathering for some delicious afternoon tea.    The restaurant is known for its stunning art deco and impeccable uniformed staff, but how different are todays popular restaurants?  

We are very excited to announce the launch of THREE Special Edition Retro Wasgij releases! The titles are – Retro Original 1: Sunday Drivers! 500XL pc, Retro Destiny 1: The Best Days of Our Lives! 500XL pc and Retro Mystery 1: The Wasgij Express! 500XL pc. Made in New Zealand by Holdson. Approximate puzzle dimensions: 688mm x 493mm. Box size: 270mm x 370mm.

Destiny 27 - Cafe to Latte!

Strike a pose, it’s time to slay at the world’s fiercest drag contest! The cameras are rolling and the glamorous judges are ready and waiting, but are they truly prepared for the extravaganza that the queens have in store? What could possibly have left the judges and the crew, completely lost for words?

These magnificent dinosaurs that once roamed the earth now reside at the museum, where experts carefully maintain their skeletons and ensure they look their fearsome best for visitors. Will the exhibition be a success, or is one clumsy mistake about to make even the prehistoric displays panic?