A palm-size bamboo puzzle that resets your mind in minutes—disassemble and reassemble to feel calm and focused.

Product Description

The classic wooden puzzle that challenges your brain and soothes your hands.
crafted from smooth bamboo and built to take apart and rebuild—again and again—to boost focus, patience, and spatial thinking. Perfect for quick breaks at work or school, mindful time with kids, and a screen-free gift that everyone enjoys.

Why you’ll love it

• Calms stress and sharpens concentration in minutes

• Builds logic, patience, and fine motor skills

• Premium wood, durable and comfortable to hold

• Compact and portable—fits in any bag or desk drawer

• 100% screen-free, real hands-on problem solving

Who it’s for

•  adults

• Puzzle lovers, teachers/therapists, and anyone who wants a quiet, satisfying challenge

Details

• Material: Bamboo

• Type: 3D assembly puzzle

• Style: Unisex • Reusable • Great for home/office/classroom

MindEase Tip: Start with 3–5 minutes a day. The simple cycle of taking apart and rebuilding creates a gentle mental “reset” that brings your focus back.

Recommend Age: adults

★ Features：

【Rich Cultural Heritage】: Puzzle, has a history dating back to ancient China, said to be invented by Zhuge Kongming during the Three Kingdoms period based on the principles of Bagua metaphysics. Playing with it allows you to experience the profound wisdom of the ancients and the long - standing Chinese culture, making it a unique cultural heirloom.

【Powerful Brain】: raining Tool It is an excellent Executive toy that can significantly enhance logical thinking, spatial imagination, and problem - solving skills. As players figure out how to disassemble and reassemble the interlocking wooden pieces, they are constantly challenged to think critically and analytically, which is beneficial for brain development at all ages.

【Enhanced Concentration and Patience 】:Solving a puzzle Lock requires high levels of concentration and patience. Players need to focus on the details of each piece and their relationships, and they often have to try multiple times before succeeding. This process helps cultivate the ability to concentrate for extended periods and develop patience, which are valuable qualities in daily life and learning.