Raduga Grëz Waterfall Arch Stacker – Natural
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€35,00
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Brand: Raduga Grëz
Playful waterfall stacker from Raduga Grëz.
It will stimulate children visually and mentally with the simple design and velvet texture. Toddlers will stack, build and sort. When the children are older, they can create a landscape, build caves, tunnels, fences, houses for small dolls, dwarfs or figures. And building amazing sculptures will come naturally. This toy adds an element of nature and fantasy to playtime. Beautifully combines with other Raduga Grëz stackers, blocks & elements. The mountain stacker also makes a fabulous statement as a decorative piece on a shelf or dresser.
Product details:
Age: 1 year+.
Size: 15 x 12 x 4 cm.
Material: Lime wood, covered with lineseed oil, without lacquer. The toys are velvety to the touch.
Care: Toys should not be submerged in water, use damp cloth to wipe them.
Actual colors may vary a little from pictures. It depends on unique wood features and on the individual monitor colors settings. Wood is not always solid in color because of its natural drawing. Dark spots may be present, that makes every piece unique.
Handmade in the Russia.
TRUE WOOD WITH PATTERN.
Wrinkles around the eyes are smudged marks.
Women stretch are traces of matured love. Marks and knots on toys like moles on human bodies are signs of life and it makes toys so special and unique.
Raduga Grez is a russian family run brand for playful, slow living and nature inspired families. They create their toys with ambition to make toys as art. They take great pride in making toys by hand from solid wood and using non-toxic water based paint. They preserve the wood pattern and texture in every toy. They hope your little ones will enjoy playing with these toys as much as they love making them.
Raduga Grëz are making toys in small batches. They use solid wood and non toxic water based paint. They believe that less is more and that naturally handmade toys have soul. Every step is done manually. They try to do their best to avoid plastics in packaging. Their toys are packed in carton boxes or sewed cotton bags.