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Teak Wood Desktop Puzzle Game - Magic Knot Chandelier Give your next ensemble aTo solve this puzzle, you must disentangle the loop of cord from a sequence of rings on interlinked pillars. This challenging puzzle design is believed to originate in China, perhaps as far back as the 2nd or 3rd century. Sometimes called 'Chinese Rings', they are also known as baguenaudier (French for 'time waster'). Widanti of Java presents this hand carved puzzle that shows off the natural grain of teak wood and is sure to entertain. Teak wood 0.