OK, this is the best thing I’ve seen all year! I predict this will be a HUGE gift item this holiday season. It’s a new game called Cat Jenga, and if I had this on my desk, I wouldn’t get any work done!
Calling it Jenga is a bit misleading, since that game is played by stacking all the blocks and then strategically removing pieces and placing them on top of the tower without letting the whole thing fall over. This game is more of a stacking game where you try to balance the little cat silhouette shaped pieces on top of each other. Never mind the game, I just want all the pieces!
There are four different sets each with six cat shapes for a total of 24 different pieces. The pieces measure about 1.5 inches and are cut from natural teak. Each set sells for $19.99.
Cat Jenga is available for pre-order now on Amazon, scheduled to ship in October. Each set comes in a little pouch with different colored thread. I see many hours of entertainment in the future!
WOW! Gorgeous, compelling, and would make a GREAT gift (hint, hint, friends who might happen across this!) 😉
Sadly, the links to Amazon don’t seem to be live yet.
Trying to buy these but none of the links send you to Cat Jenga and searching on Amazon doesn’t help. Is there another way to purchase this?
Shoot! The links were working last night, seems they have taken them off Amazon! I will be sure to update when they are available.
These look like a lot of fun!
This Amazon address seems to work for me: http://www.amazon.com/COMMA-Cat-Pile-Pink-Threaded/dp/B013XTYKRS/tag=moderncat
I have added all 4 sets to my wish list!
The Amazon link is not working 🙁
Such cuteness! Amazon link shows up as “‘Comma cat pile is not working.” Or some such cyber foolishness.
“Comma cat pile”—also such cuteness!
Hope I remember the name so I can check on price later.
Too funny!
YAYs! The links work now! I ordered all 4 sets!!
Though the figures themselves are quite beautiful, I would never buy them. Teak is endangered — very little left in the world.
http://www.rainforestrelief.org/documents/Guidelines.pdf
I hope this company switches to environmentally responsible materials.