Grapat Nins Carla - 120 Pieces The Nin’s Carla is a 120 piece wooden loose part set of Nins, Rings and Coins. This is a stunning set in graduated rainbow colours giving enormous scope for colour and shape sorting, counting, matching and stacking. These actions will assist in the development of logical-mathematical thinking, hand eye coordination and fine motor skills. The rings become a material which can be used to thread, pile up and create different games. The Nins can be used to create stories and small worlds and develop imagination. A beautiful open ended toy and tactile tool with which to discover experience and explore the world, through non specific play Contains: 12 Nins, 36 Coins and 72 Rings in 12 rainbow colours. Includes GOT cert Cotton Bag Recommended age 18+ months Size: Nin Height 6cm , Coins & Rings Diameter 48mm Grapat Toys is a small family run business in the beautiful region of Catalonia in northern Spain, the passion of owners Casiana and Jordi. Made with the greatest love, care and attention to detail, Grapat toys are known for their loose parts which encourage children to play and discover freely using their own imagination. Inspired by Waldorf principles, Grapat toys reflect the beauty of the earth and are made from locally-sourced sustainable timbers and finished with water-based dyes. Grapat use all recycled and sustainable materials in their packaging. Can be combined with all Grapat sets for extended loose parts play. Children of the Wild Breakdown: Carla: $132.80The Carla set is often the holy grail on release days. It's one of the largest sets with 120 pieces. It feature 12 rainbow Nins, 72 rings and 32 coins in 12 colours, with a Grapat cloth bag. It also has the added benefit of being suitable from 12 months of age, which makes it a great starter set, and a perfect first birthday gift.To buy this set separately it would cost $196.5012 Rainbow Nins - $69.5072 rings - $69.9536 coins in 12 colours - $57.50Buying the set saves $63.70 The per piece calculation is $1.10It really is a great value set and the cost breakdown provides a further snapshot into why this set is so popular.
