Hands Craft

Hands Craft | Peacock

Hands Craft | Peacock - Main image
$6.09 $9.99 In stock

Category: Paint Kit Puzzles

This captivating kit lets you assemble and personalize a stunning peacock, combining the joy of puzzle-building with the creativity of painting. 

Once the peacock is assembled, let your imagination soar as you paint it with the vibrant, non-toxic colors provided. Whether you choose traditional peacock shades or explore your own bold and unique designs, this project will be a standout piece in any room. The kit includes all the necessary wooden pieces, paints, and a paintbrush, giving you everything you need to create a true masterpiece.

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    Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Emily O. ★★★★★

    The puzzle pieces fit together so snugly that the peacock’s tail feathers stayed perfectly in place while I was painting them. It took me a couple of evenings to finish, but watching the blank wooden bird come to life with my own color choices was oddly relaxing.

    Steven Q. ★★★★★

    The painting part was way more fun than I expected—the pre-cut pieces have nice smooth edges, so I could focus on mixing colors for the feathers instead of worrying about splinters. Took me a couple evenings to finish, but watching the peacock take shape on my shelf was oddly satisfying.

    Stella C. ★★★★★

    The tail feathers lock together so snugly that the whole thing holds its shape even before the paint dries. I spent a rainy afternoon on it, and the finished peacock looks almost like it belongs in a gallery rather than on my shelf.