Grapat Nesting Bowls

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Grapat Nesting Bowls 6 sets of 4 wooden nesting bowls painted in a gradient of rainbow colours. These nesting bowls from heuristic wooden toy makers Grapat add a new dimension to c hildren's play and discovery. The bowls fit within each other and gradually get lighter in shade as the bowls get smaller. This works well for colour matching, grouping and as a mathematical aid. Each piece is cleanly cut with precision, so they stack inside each other perfectly and roll across surfaces with gusto. Young children will love to stack them up in towers, hide things under them, use them in sensory play and include them in the play kitchen. Logical thinking and practical physics can all be discovered through experimental play. The Grapat nesting bowls also make a wonderful creative tool for making scenes, patterns, drawing around or mandala making. Made from solid sustainable wood Not suitable for children under 3 years 24 pieces in total 6 gradient colours Each bowl 38mm height, 72mm, 58mm, 44mm, 30mm diameters Sensory toy: grip, tripod grip, gross motor skills, coordination, problem-solving Schematic play: Enveloping and positioning schema. Please note: due to distribution restrictions we cannot send Grapat toys to addresses outside of the UK and EU. Grapat toys are designed to embolden the natural desire to play within every child. Simplistic toys made from natural materials allow children to play freely without rules or structure, playing discovering and learning. Sure to be a favourite with Montessori toy lovers, counting, sorting and open ended play galore. Grapat toys are famed for the “Nins”, a beautiful range of traditional Waldorf toy peg dolls available in a plethora of colours and designs that give them real character. Grapat toys exude the natural beauty of the earth made using locally sourced sustainable wood and finished with water based colour stain that is safe for children and will not chip away. Nurture your child’s instincts to play and create their own imaginary worlds with Grapat. Show more