With an innovative and modern design, this classic eight-level puzzle, now transformed into our "Hanoi Egg," requires a minimum of 255 moves to solve.

Don't be fooled by its friendly appearance; it's a mathematical challenge that will test your patience and logic. Are you up for the challenge?

WHAT IS THE HANOI EGG?

The "Hanoi Egg" is a reinterpretation of the Towers of Hanoi, a famous puzzle invented in 1883 by the French mathematician Édouard Lucas.

In this exclusive version, the individual game consists of a series of perforated egg layers, with colorful dot patterns, that fit together to form a complete, segmented egg.

The objective is to move all the layers (the complete egg) from the occupied position (the original tower) to one of the other empty positions.

HOW TO PLAY: ESSENTIAL RULES
To achieve your goal, you must follow three simple but unbreakable rules:

1. Only one layer of the egg can be moved at a time. To move the next layer, the others must already be placed on one of the three pegs.

2. A top layer of the egg CANNOT be placed under a lower one. If you try, the interlocking mechanisms will not engage, leaving a slight gap between the layers. Each layer only fits on top of the layers below it.

3. You can only move the layer that is on top of each peg.

There are several ways to reach the final solution, all following different logical strategies.

THE EXCLUSIVE DESIGN
As a functional and elegant design detail, the lid of the "Hanoi Egg" box is reversible; this is where the three sticks or rods for carrying out the challenge are stored, with the storage base itself becoming the game board.