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Introducing: Ancient Key

A luxury desk accent, the Ancient Key wooden puzzle is diligently hand carved from premium grain monkey pod wood. SiamMandalay's artisans have perfected their craft over generations of handed-down expertise in wooden puzzle design and manufacture.

7 piece polycube puzzle, with each polycube part mounted with pins or engraved with holes - interlock all the pieces to form the ancient key.

Find the ancient key that will unlock the cube. Too easy? Try reassembling.

SiamMandalay believes in uniting the mastery of artisanal craft with clean, sophisticated, styling. We hold a steadfast belief in exceptional craftsmanship - never cutting corners, and refusing to compromise on premium materials; timeless designs or tailored handiwork. Our puzzles are crafted using premium grade monkeypod wood, with textured hues and luxury feel - ideal as a coffee table statement piece or home décor accessory.

To maintain our integrity we keep our manufacturing local, our workshop is constantly buzzing with the murmur of masters at their craft. The wood is graded at our local workshop, with the premium, hardwearing grades used for our collection. Other grades are cut for ornaments, pencils and other decors.

The workshop has its own team of highly skilled craftsmen. SiamMandalay designs carry a trademark style, texture and feel produced through the honesty of human hands.

In the face of rampant mass-produced products, where quantity has replaced quality, we hold steadfast to the idea of superior production, fair trade and quick diversification.

Everything we offer has been envisioned and crafted by a small group of talented artisans. We are motivated by our people, and each one's commitment to getting results the right way; ethically and efficiently.

Every single piece helps our local communities, from children's homes and the orphanage's to local schools.