Such good additions to our open play!
"Immediately my two-year-old started using them as cups to pour things and plates. He started imaginary play with it right away and they get used so much. They’re so cute and looks so beautiful on the shelf."
In the Catalan language, the word grapat means “a handful” and each Grapat product is inspired by the beautiful idea of carrying a handful of loose pieces with care and passing them into the hands of children. The motto of this small, family run Spanish company is “be free, play open” as everything they create promotes imagination and open-ended play. These exquisitely hand-crafted wooden toys originate from sustainable forests and are painted with dyes that come directly from nature and will be treasured for generations. >
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 20 reviews.
Review topics: ["colors","size","looks","set","pots","addition"].
"Immediately my two-year-old started using them as cups to pour things and plates. He started imaginary play with it right away and they get used so much. They’re so cute and looks so beautiful on the shelf."
"These are so vibrant! We love the colors. I’m planing on giving these to my daughter for Christmas with her play kitchen."
"Our favorite set!! My son loves cups, so this was a perfect addiction!"
"We are saving these for our 4 year olds Easter basket but they are so beautiful, I want to give them to her now! Sturdy, great size and beautiful colors. Just what you’d expect from Grimm’s."
"Quality product and a fun way to creatively play."
"Great colors and cute size"
"I held back from buying these for a while because I thought they were tiny like a lot of Grapat loose parts are. Make sure to look at all of the product photos for size comparison! I wish I bought them sooner."
"Played well by my 11 month old and 2. 5 year old"
"They are smaller than I originally thought. But perfect for little hands, they are part of my daughters kitchen for sorting and placing flowers."
"The pots are lovely and will allow for imaginative play with loose parts or found treasures"