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Lessing: Follies in a Sack

€29,00

Is it a toy? Is it a sculpture? Is it an engineering challenge? Lessing’s free-form building toys open up creative possibilities that go way beyond conventional wooden blocks, while enhancing fine motor skills and concentration. With unique corrugated surfaces, these blocks can be combined to create towers, arches, and other unique constructs. Budding architects will appreciate these sacks full of play possibilities — if they can get it away from the grown-ups, that is!

The set can also be used as a balancing challenge – on whose turn will the tower fall?

Please note that every single block in the set is unique, and also the sets differ. It might be different than shown on the picture. 

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    Description

    About the product:

    • Article number: FOL-03
    • Brand: Lessing
    • Recommended age by the manufacturer: 3+
    • Warning: Small pieces. Not suitable for children under the recommended age. 
    • The set contains approx. 30 blocks with a ribbed surface: 5 squares, 5 rectangles, 2 trapezoids, 6 large wedges, 6 medium wedges, 6 small wedges.
    • Please note: No two pieces are the same by intention within the set, and every single set is unique too. Sets might differ from the one on the picture. 
    • Material: beechwood (untreated)
    • Care: We always advice you to clean wooden items gently using a damp cloth only, before the first use. Please do not expose the wood to excessive wetness, and never immerse it fully in water! Please do not use disinfectant or hot water. When drying, please do not put on a hater, as this may cause racks in the wood – simply let dry at room temperature.

    About Lessing:

    Lessing Produkgestaltung is a Düsseldorf based design-studio, founded by Christian Lessing. The trained carpenter has been working and studied graphic design since 2006, and in his studio beautiful everyday objects come to life – many of which happen to be also toys. Just like the furniture and design objects, the toys are simple and clever – they are almost like pieces of art by themselves, that invite you to play and to interact. They are modular, expandable, free-form – with no fixed rules. Being purely “analogue”, their handmade wooden toys trigger all senses by their material, their feel and smell. They are a supplement as well as a counterpart for today’s “smart” world.  Many of his toys have been awarded the prestigious German Spiel Gut award.