Oak Village Parquet Building Blocks with Bags Made of Domestic Safe and Secure Wooden Toys Building Blocks Made in Japan Woo

Features Unpainted, safe and secure wooden toys made from domestic materials. A building block with a cloth bag made of solid wood that is recommended as an educational toy and a great gift for baby showers. This is a ``bagged'' set of building blocks made from a variety of tree species with different grains, textures, colors, and weights, just like the most popular ``Yosegi building blocks.'' The cloth bag is made of organic cotton that is gentle on the skin. Even if you fill the bag with building blocks, it's about the size of a lunch bag and can be carried compactly, so you can play with everyone when you go out. The sizes of building blocks are 3cm, 6cm, 9cm, etc., and the aspect ratio (base scale) is 1:2, 1:3. Therefore, when creating various shapes, you can add and subtract, match shapes, and stack them while maintaining a good balance. The number of pieces is about 2/3 of the wooden box type. When you're done playing, put it in a bag and clean it up properly. Now, let's play with wooden blocks and learn how to clean up! specification Building blocks size: Maximum piece W12 x D3 x H6cm Minimum piece W6 x D2 x H3cm Building blocks Approximately 25 pieces *All building blocks are branded with the name of the tree species. *Building blocks also include small pieces. Children under 3 years old should play with their parents. Cloth bag size: approx. W25 x H25cm *Made from organic cotton material. Weight: Approximately 1.2 kg with the building blocks in the bag. *It varies slightly depending on the wood species of the piece. Wood species: Approximately 10 species including domestic oak, cypress, horse chestnut, cypress, maple, etc. Included: Wood guidebook Finish: Unpainted *The building blocks and wooden boxes are not artificially painted, but if you are allergic to the wood itself, please refrain from using it. In addition, even if you are allergic to pollen from cedar or cypress trees, don't worry, as pollen and wood are different things, so you can play with building blocks without any problems.