Djeco: Mikado

€6,70

A classic game of skill, which is enjoyed by all generation! If you don’t remember from your childhood, here is a little recap of how to play: Hold the sticks bundled together in one hand and then open it to let them fall into a random pile. Each player, taking turns  try to pick up a stick of their choosing without touching or moving any other one. If they succeed, they win the stick and can continue picking up other ones from the stack until they make a mistake. Points are given by number of stick (or for advanced players sticks with a different pattern can even mean extra points!).

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    Description

    About the product:

    • Article number: DJ05210
    • Brand: Djeco
    • A semi-cooperative game for 1-6 people, ages 5+.
    • Game time: 5 minutes.
    • Warning! Not suitable for children under three years, choking hazard due to small parts.
    • Slovene game instructions included, English version can be downloaded here.
    • Material: wood

    About Djeco:

    Paris-based Djeco was founded in 1954 by Véronique Michel-Dalès, a woman and mother ahead of her time. Djeco was named after a little gecko, still visible in the company’s logo – a reptile that is said to bring good luck. At the time, Véronique created award-winning educational games for children that were beautiful as well as fun. Fast-forward to 1989, her son, Frédéric revived the small family business, taking it to the next level and creating the colourful Djeco universe as it is known today in more than 60 countries around the world. With a passion for quality, design and safety, these beautifully illustrated wooden toys are instantly recognizable: they have a wide range of toys, puzzles, board and card games appealing to many different ages. And also, in 2007, Djeco came out with a new line that revolutionised arts and crafts in the toy industry. They create fun and colourful kids’ craft sets: everything from origami kits, and fabric painting to DIY paper toys sets. Today, the French brand continues to innovate and collaborate with artists to create toys and games that are not only educational, but that kids everywhere want to play with!