The wooden toys from Naseweiss in Germany combine the joy in playing with the opportunity to learn something about principles and ideas from nature, technology and culture. From the physical principles of the pulsed motor, to a simple magnifying glass, or an optical microscope, or a sun dial. Those kinds of toys make possible getting more deeply involved with nature and the environment, but still leave room for your own ideas and discoveries. They are creative play in action.

Not everyone can draw, but more than just child’s play, stamping also enables even the more modestly gifted to create little works of art. Besides, who knows what circumstances may conceal a hidden talent that may later bloom. The eight pie-shaped cachets, each with its own theme, can be used individually or in combination with each other. If they are stamped in a circle the imprints form a mandala which can be colored in. There are also spider web patterns and flower blossoms. When they are stamped next to each other in wavy lines, decorative borders can be created for paper, napkins or place cards, and then colored in. The themes that are imprinted can be completed or developed into pictures with their own themes. The manual is full of examples.

this item is not suited for children under 3 years of age because of the danger of choking on the smaller parts.

The wooden toys from the Württemberg manufacturer Naseweiss combine the joy of play with the opportunity to learn about principles from nature, technology and culture - from the physical principle of the pulsar motor to a simple magnifying glass or a light microscope to a sundial. They invite intensive engagement with nature and the environment, while leaving room for your own ideas and discoveries and encourage creative play.

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.