MUSHROOM

As a child, a trip to the woods for mushrooms seems like a big event. We get up early, put on rubber boots couple of sizes bigger, go to the forest, drink tea from a thermos and eat sandwiches. The house fills with the smell of mushrooms, we peel and cut them, telling each other stories. And it is not a big deal that small mushroom hunters will not eat a piece of a mushroom stew afterwards… These memories become a part of us.

Wooden mushrooms will remind you of those days and will become good scenery for role-plays. Put them in the secret corners all over the room, give your children baskets and send them to pick up the mushrooms. And if you turn a mushroom upside down it’ll become a spinner!

HOW TO USE?

- Turn a mushroom upside down and spin it

- Learn the names of different mushrooms

- Tie mushrooms together with a thread and make a necklace

- Decorate mushrooms’ caps: attach a feather, make a wreath from blades of grass, stick play-doh balls around

- Build a tower of mushrooms

Dimensions: 

Smallest mushroom 4cm x 3cm 

Biggest mushroom 7cm x 6cm

Made of solid wood, water-based eco-friendly paint

Designed in Russia