This stunning illustrated wooden wheels allows you to see what the cycles of our heavenly luminary, the moon. Ideal as a teaching tool – to show children the phase of...

A wooden iron by Gluckskafer for imitative and imaginative play. Brand: GlückskäferMade from Linden Wood in Hungary. Size 12.5 cm

Handmade colourful wooden block train from the brand Glückskäfer. Consisting of 3 carriages, which can be put together. This train contributes to the development of your child's motor skills and...

Wooden baby spoon Gluckskafer.   This sustainable wooden spoon is perfect for giving your baby the first bites. Made of maple wood with a non-toxic finish. The spoon is also...

Postcards with illustrations by Loes Botman from the book 'Hello Animals, How Do You Sleep?'.   Nice to gift or mail with a personal wish or greeting to someone else,...

Postcards with illustrations by Loes Botman from the book 'Hello Animals, What Makes You Special?'.   Nice to gift or mail with a personal wish or greeting to someone else,...

Postcards with illustrations by Loes Botman from the book 'Hello Bugs, What Do You Do?'.   Nice to gift or mail with a personal wish or greeting to someone else,...

Postcards with illustrations by Loes Botman from the book 'Hello Bugs, What Do You Do?'.   Nice to gift or mail with a personal wish or greeting to someone else,...

Olwen the baby owl isn't happy. Sitting on her branch is boring. What else can little owls do? Olwen longs to be just like hare, squirrel and bear but no...

Wonderfully soft 100% fleece wool, plant-dyed in multiple colours, Great to use for all your needle-felting, doll making and felt picture projects. The wool comes from South American non-mulesed sheep. Dyed...

Every child loves playing farm! Especially when the stable and the meadows are filled with all these colorful and cute, proud and cheeky animals. Here the rabbit hops, there the...

In 1938, Alfred Trauffer, the grandfather of the current owner of Trauffer Holzspielwaren, founded his company with such artistic craftsmanship. The “Edition 1938” and “Pro Specie Rara” collections are still...