These water-soluble finger paints are pleasantly creamy and can be spread with the finger without dripping (or with a brush, sponge or stamp - you have no idea where children's inventiveness will lead). The four basic colors can be mixed or diluted to create something colorful; the finger paints adhere to fabric, paper and cardboard as well as to stone or window panes.

Children are born explorers and discoverers. They give their all on their exploratory tours and chew on the Objekten of their interest no less than adults do on insights and knowledge. Toddlers are particularly enthusiastic about putting tools and materials in their mouths (we'll politely keep quiet about noses and ears at this point). That's why these finger paints are made exclusively from resource-saving natural raw materials; their natural colors are also created using mineral and plant-based pigments of food and cosmetic quality.

On average, there are around 700 tactile receptors on the sensitive human fingertip. We perceive subtle tactile differences between cold and warm, soft, rough, hard and much more; from birth, we perceive the world in detail through our sense of touch.

"Who wants a stylus?" asked Steve Jobs when he introduced the first iPhone in 2007. "Nobody wants a stylus. You have to pick it up and put it down again, you lose it ... uhm." The pen is not a reliable object. But I always have my finger with me: the perfect "original pen".

Perception and design merge into creative play through finger painting. It promotes the development of children's intelligence, sensory and fine motor skills. With finger paints, children can live out their imagination and creativity - and simply make a wonderful mess.

Use under direct adult supervision.