Amish Country - Gallery Edition Picture Perfect Puzzle™

Finished Puzzle Size: 8.5 x 11 in
150 pieces

In 1701, William Penn signed his Charter of Privileges, opening his colony to people of all faiths. Many Amish Anabaptists heard this and came to settle in Pennsylvania in the 1700s, establishing themselves as part of the identity of the Lancaster region. Today they still thrive there, though their lifestyle may seem to be from a “time gone by.” Living in communities of 20–40 families, they abide by a general set of rules called “Ordnung.” Unique community standards, such as acceptable colors for clothing and houses, are set by a group of elders, led by a bishop. These tight-knit communities are known for their work ethic, hand-crafted wares, and simple, faithful lives.

Picture Perfect Puzzles™ make a stunning gift. Display your puzzle creation in a beautiful gold frame. Each one is presented in a beautiful matte black box with a gold embossed logo. These puzzles are made of wood making them fun to assemble and just as fun to display. The box also contains a reference poster and black acrylic easel—making it easy to show off your puzzle.