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Build a city. Build a village. Build something that has never existed before. The Grapat Happy Place is a stunning collection of 40 wooden loose parts from Grapat — regular and organic shapes in cheerful rainbow colours, sized from 20mm to 150mm and designed to support the kind of open-ended, imaginative play that has no rules and no limits.
Suitable for children aged 3 and up, the Grapat Happy Place is crafted from sustainably sourced wood, coloured with non-toxic water-based dyes and finished with wax and vegetable-derived oils — a beautifully natural play resource that connects children to the textures, warmth and colours of the natural world. All Grapat packaging is 100% plastic free.
A richly considered Grapat gift for curious minds, a perfect addition to any Montessori or loose parts play environment and a collection that will be returned to again and again.
Grapat parts connect children to the natural world: they are made of sustainably sourced wood and feature the colours of the rainbow using water based non-toxic dyes.
Each piece is finished with wax and vegetable derived oils.
All Grapat packaging is 100% plastic free.
Care for your Grapat:
- Store them in a dry place
- To clean, wipe with a damp cloth and dry immediately
- The pieces should not be submerged in water nor should they be disinfected.
- Age Group: older children and adults 6+, preschool 3 to 6
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