This Kumiki shape brain teaser wooden puzzle designed to resemble a Elephant. In Japanese the word Kumiki means "joining wood together" and refers to varieties of wood craft. In the puzzling world it refers to 3D interlocking wood puzzle that resembled a familiar shape like buildings, vehicles and animals, not just abstract shapes like spheres and cubes. Tsunetaro Yamanaka (1874-1954) from Japan was the first craftsman to develop the figural wooden interlocking puzzles known as Kumiki.
The puzzle has 14 pieces that interlocks to form an Elephant shape.
Can you take it apart and then put it back together?
