If you could have dinner with any artist, who would it be?

Mount Fuji sets the scene for a soba-fuelled dinner party like no other. You might recognise The Great Wave, but what else do you know about the visionary who was Katsushika Hokusai? Light your lanterns and prepare to paint Edo-period Japan in Prussian blue - it's time to face your laughing demons as you piece together the artists, artworks and surroundings that bring this prolific artist's world to life.

Did you know that Hokusai was the first artist to use the term 'manga'? Or that he often swapped out paint brushes for less conventional tools like mops and chicken feet? Twenty interesting facts are hidden in the illustration. Take up the challenge of this 1000-piece puzzle and then lift the lid to reveal Hokusai's unique story.

Over 110,000 copies sold across five bestselling Dinner Date puzzles! Also available Dinner with Monet, Dinner with Dali, Dinner with Matisse, Dinner with Frida and Dinner with van Gogh.

The Dinner Date jigsaw series is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of history's most famous artists. It is a high-quality, luxury puzzle series. Each puzzle piece is backed by white board, ensuring that it doesn't fray, and is compatible with puzzle glue. Completed puzzle measures 48.5 x 68 cm and a full-colour poster is also included.