What is a Jan van Haasteren GROW puzzle?
Grow is a Brazilian toy and puzzle brand founded in 1972 in São Paulo by four engineers: Gerald Reiss, Roberto Schussel, Oded Grajew, and Valdir Rovai. The name Grow is derived from the first letters of their names, with the "V" in Valdir changed to a "W" to smooth the sound. From the beginning, the company focused on producing games and puzzles suitable for a wide audience. Over the years, Grow has become one of the best-known and most trusted brands in Brazil for board games, puzzles, and toys. Grow's range of puzzles is particularly extensive and caters to both children and adults. For the youngest puzzlers, there are colorful puzzles with 30, 60, or 100 pieces, often with themes based on popular characters or animals. For puzzlers who want a more challenging puzzle, there are puzzles with 500, 1000, or even 5000 pieces. These larger puzzles often feature beautiful images of landscapes, world-famous cities, artwork, or nature themes. This makes Grow appealing to a wide audience, from families who want to puzzle together to avid puzzlers looking for a real challenge. Grow regularly collaborates with artists and also uses themes closely linked to Brazilian culture. A well-known example is puzzles featuring artwork by Romero Britto, a Brazilian pop artist with a distinctively colorful style. These collaborations also make Grow puzzles unique and perfect for framing and hanging in your living room or study. Besides puzzles, Grow also produces a wide range of board games, card games, and educational games. These have helped the brand establish a strong position in the Brazilian market. Grow has since become a brand virtually synonymous with puzzles in Brazil. Their products are available in many toy stores and online shops and are enjoyed by both children and adults.
Overview of all Jan van Haasteren puzzles published by Grow (Brazil)
Extremely rare puzzles!!!
This set of four puzzles, published by the Brazilian puzzle brand "Grow," is incredibly rare. You'll be lucky to get your hands on one of these four puzzles. Collectors have been searching for them for years, and they're sure to attract huge bids. You can find the approximate value of these puzzles in the list.Rare Jan van Haasteren puzzles'. If you even want to make a distinction within these rare four, the one with 150 pieces of 'Caos' (Chaos) is the rarest of these four.
Grow puzzles in a video by Jan van Haasteren
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