5 Years

These handcrafted wooden block prints can be used for various craft projects like paper, card making, scrapbooking, pottery stamping, textile printing and on any surface that is flat. You can use poster paints, fabric paints, dyes, acrylic paints and so on. Contains: A set of 5 diwali stamps. 

These handcrafted wooden block prints can be used for various craft projects like paper, card making, scrap booking, pottery stamping, textile printing and on any surface that is flat. You can use poster paints, fabric paints, dyes, acrylic paints and so on.

Handwork is an integral part of a Child's development as it plays such an important function in establishing and activating pathways in the brain, in developing the will of the child and in fostering self-esteem and an appreciation of beauty.Sturdy beech wood, hand-made, reusable, portable loom w...

Cheep-cheep, teep-teep, koo-koo, ghoo-ghoo... a world of sounds in this rhyme adapted from Marathi! 6' x 6', full colour

5, 4, 3, 2, 1... Hot dosas for the family! An adaptation with all the fun and flavour of the much loved Tamil rhyme.6' x 6', full colour

Waldorf Dolls are used in Waldorf classrooms and made using traditional European doll-making techniques. They are often handmade of natural fibers like cotton and wool that are comforting to hold and touch.The facial features of a Waldorf doll are left intentionally simple. Features usually consi...

INCLUDES: 6 peg dolls (Mother, Father, 3 Children, and a Baby)mother & father - 4 inches tallsmallest baby- 1.5 inchesMATERIALS: Acacia wood coated with Tung oil (food safe oil)RECOMMENDED AGE GROUPS: Toddlers (1-3 Years) and Pre-Schoolers (3-6 Years)

“Tell me please: What is The Night?” asks a little girl of the earthworm, the owl, the firefly… Glowing out from the pages, their answers merge into a tapestry of the more mysterious sides of night-time and the curious habits of creatures that come to life in darkness.A breatht...

After his big-big sneeze, Gajapati Kulapati is back with a SPLASH!Like the highly popular first book about this adorable elephant, rhythm, repetition and sound effects make this too a perfect read aloud for little ones. Happy illustrations capture the warmth and fun of this tale.

Ten bunches of bananas, a bundle of sugarcane, coconut, jaggery and a big ball of rice...\n \\nA rather heavy meal, even for an elephant – as Gajapati Kulapati finds out! Bringing together all that’s familiar — the cast of characters, words that repeat, sounds that roll and a ge...

Hiss! Boo! Muahahaha! Mala creeps up from behind and scares everyone. Then her mother gives her a pair of pretty silver anklets... The pictures of this charming story have the exuberance and freshness typical of Nancy Raj's work.

With repetitive sounds and words that rhythmically roll right through the pages, this story puts the zing back into storytelling and reading aloud. Bright, zesty pictures and dynamic visual text echo the lilt, making it one big book of fun.