5,736 ReviewsGrapat Bowls & Acorns
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This set comprises 6 rainbow bowls and 36 rainbow acorns, all finished in natural water-based paint, complete with thongs and a storage bag.
A wonderful toy for counting and sorting, and exploring colour, size, and design. The inclusion of the thongs is a good resource to improve concentration and fine motor skills. The pieces will also be used as a loose-piece resource for open-ended free play, and for incorporation into other games and scenes. The bowls can be used to store whatever your child wishes.
The materials themselves have purpose - wood is natural and warm. In the hand the soft forms inspire and the textures soothe.
This Waldorf-inspired set will entrance and entertain from 36 months to 100 years!
Grapat Bowls & Acorns - The Details
Hand-crafted in Spain.
Wood from sustainable forests.
Finished in natural water-based paint.
Contains 6 bowls 6 x 3 cm, and 36 matching acorns.
No plastic packaging.
Age: 36+ months.
Brand Story
Grapat, Catalonia, Spain.
Grapat is a small family project that materialized from leaving the city to live in a natural environment. However, the idea began to grow many years ago, during the first 3 years of the owners' eldest daughter. She had almost no toys and that led them to consider the need for children to even have them. They allowed her to use everyday objects, they opened kitchen cupboards, and allowed books to become roads, and scarves to be transformed into huts.
The whole ethos behind Grapat is free play, loose parts, open and unstructured materials which transform into what children decide and which are the expressions of their imaginations at that moment in time. They are materials without instructions, the only premise is to let children play, without time, slowly. Wood is a material that incites, invites, causes the creation of diverse worlds which are fantastic, realistic and yet entirely imaginary.
