Ernő Rubik, a Hungarian sculptor & architect, invented Rubik's Cube in 1974 to teach children about three-dimensional geometry with wood & rubberbands
First introduced in Hungary in 1977, quickly became a global craze, selling in over 40 countries and becoming the best-selling puzzle toy in history.
Due to its unique state, the Rubik's Cube, with over 43 quintillion potential possibilities, is both tough and satisfying to solve.
It is a 3D puzzle consisting of 26 cubes connected by a central axis, with the objective to rotate them to achieve the same colour.
Today, it is a globally popular educational toy, enhances problem-solving skills, popularises mathematics and science, and is highly regarded globally
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