Rotary bird parrot

Against any spinning dizziness, this colorful macaw performs its acrobatic feat: Nudged once by its tail feathers, it spins jauntily around its perch - without needing to worry about its physical well-being. Would some other animal long ago carried away by the centrifugal forces, the rotary bird does not let go and settles back into its upright sitting position.

The home of the rotary bird is in the Ore Mountains. Even if corporeal parrot populations here have rather rarity value, so the region is known for its artful toy makers. Under their hands, the macaw is created with great care: the individual parts are cut to the millimeter by laser cutting and then precisely assembled. The birch plywood used has the ideal properties: it is light enough to allow the parrot to turn smoothly, and at the same time stable enough to allow it to live a long life appropriate to its species. With the beech wood perch is his rotating a solid axis available, his colorful plumage he owes pollutant-free, highly pigmented colors that are applied by hand.

Such cleverly designed and perfectly balanced, the rotary bird proves not only decorative properties. Mounted above the cradle or changing table, it captures the attention of the child - the ideal visual object to learn to distinguish between rest and movement, colors and shapes. Involuntarily, the offspring also trains his ability to concentrate and even trains his motor skills by kicking and grasping the fascinating object of his curiosity. So hang the parrot rather out of reach of your offspring, because the spirited grip of a toddler hand has certainly nothing to oppose even the most beautiful swing.