The Grapat Mis & Match play set features a vibrant collection of wooden cubes, all housed in a beautifully hand-painted sorting box. This versatile set encourages a wide range of playful activities, from colour matching and counting to creating intricate mosaic designs. Perfect for sparking creativity, it promotes learning through hands-on play.

With over 400 cubes in 36 gradient colours inspired by the rainbow, children can explore geometric and mathematical concepts as they sort and match colours into the box's compartments, each adorned with hand-painted circles. The set can be combined with other Grapat pieces or natural objects like flowers, pebbles, or shells to enhance colour exploration. Whether arranging cubes into colourful patterns or creating imaginative pictures, the possibilities are endless—perfect for building a vibrant "Grapat soup"!

The Mis & Match Sorting Box is an open-ended toy that fosters creative expression and tactile exploration. Its water-based paints allow the natural wood grain to show through, and the subtle gradient of colours makes it as appealing to the touch as it is to the eye.

It contains more than 400 small wooden cubes in 36 gradient colours of the rainbow. Includes a hand-painted wooden sorting box.

• RECOMMENDED AGE: +36 MONTHS
• SKU: 24-257
  
• Size: Storage Box measures 4cm high x 13.5cm width x 14.5cm depth. Cubes measure 1cm x 1cm x 1cm.
  

About The Brand: Grapat is a family-run venture born from a desire to leave city life behind and embrace the tranquility of nature. Their toys are designed without instructions, encouraging open-ended play and allowing children to unleash their imagination. Each piece is carefully handmade in their small workshop nestled in the hills of the Pyrenean mountains in Catalunya.

Grapat focuses on creating toys that support free, independent play. Their guiding principle is to allow children to enjoy slow, timeless moments of play. The materials they use are selected to inspire and nurture creativity, with each product crafted using traditional methods. Natural dyes bring out the wood’s unique grains, while vibrant waxes and oils give each piece a soft, gentle sheen.