


Ferm Living, Safari Memory Game
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Turn over, remember, match — and let the savanna come alive. The Ferm Living Safari Memory Game is a beautifully crafted wooden memory card game featuring the beloved animals of the Ferm Living Safari series — lion, giraffe, elephant and more, illustrated in the brand's signature warm, natural palette and laser-printed onto durable plywood tiles.
A brilliant developmental toy for young children, this memory game strengthens concentration, pattern recognition and cognitive recall — all while being completely beautiful to look at. The natural plywood and considered aesthetic make it as lovely displayed as it is played with, and its compact box size makes it perfect for travel, gift giving and family game nights.
Match with the Ferm living Safari Puzzle.
- Beautifully crafted plywood memory tiles with Safari series illustrations
- Natural plywood construction with subtle colour palette
- Develops memory, concentration and cognitive skills
- Recommended from 3 years old - small parts
- CE-tested
- Dimensions: W12cm × H12cm × D5cm
- Care: wipe with a damp cloth
ABOUT FERM LIVING
Founded in Copenhagen in 2006 by Trine Andersen, Ferm Living is a Danish design brand celebrated for its soft minimalism, organic forms and commitment to honest, sustainable materials. From furniture and lighting to children's textiles and toys, every piece is designed to help you create a home that feels beautifully, authentically yours — warm, considered and made to last.
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