Ostheimer Mobile Seagull II 5520068
€35.30
% €39.95 (11.64% saved)
Available, delivery time: 1 - 2 working days
Product information "Ostheimer Mobile Seagull II 5520068"
The Ostheimer swinging seagull figure is a lovingly hand-painted decoration for the nursery, designed with beautiful colors. The gentle, rhythmic movements of this figure captivate the eye and have a calming effect on children, whether they are hovering over the changing table or the crib. The swinging figures accompany children through their first years and create a calm, familiar atmosphere in which children can feel comfortable and secure. They are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also support sensory development by playfully directing the child's gaze and having a calming effect.
Product features
- Length: 39.5 cm
- Width: 31 cm
- Height: 6.5 cm
- Warning information: Consumer product. Not a toy. Please position out of the reach of children
- Category: Children's room
- Warning: Caution. Not a toy.
Added educational value with creative toys
In contrast to technical toys, which often restrict creativity, the figures offer countless opportunities to invent new stories. Especially in the Waldorf approach, which focuses on free play, these figures have a firm place. The handmade Ostheimer wooden figures stimulate children's creativity and create a warm, natural atmosphere. Thanks to their soft edges and natural materials, they offer a tactile experience that stimulates the sense of touch and invites playful learning. Ostheimer figures offer children the opportunity to develop their imagination through creative play and have lots of fun at the same time.
These handcrafted figures not only encourage free play, but also stimulate thinking and imagination, which is crucial for children's development. Whether it's recreating a farm scene or a forest adventure, children can use these wooden toys to create new fantasy worlds and fully develop their creativity. With the large selection of Ostheimer figures, endless play environments can be created.
Manufacture and materials of the Ostheimer mobile
The handcrafted production is based on a sophisticated pattern, with each figure being handcrafted from the best wood. Wood from responsibly managed forestry operations ensures that natural resources are conserved and preserved in the long term. Finally, organic oil protects the colors from wear and tear. They are perfectly matched to the Ostheimer design. All paints used are saliva-safe, harmless to health and contain no animal ingredients. Transparent glazes allow the wood grain to shine through and make each piece unmistakably unique.
Warning: Warning! Not suitable for children under 36 months due to choking hazard from small parts that may be swallowed. Mobiles are not toys and must not be attached within the child's reach. Mobiles must be removed when the child begins to sit up and can then grasp parts of the mobile.
The Ostheimer company
For generations, Ostheimer has been carefully crafting figures that touch children's hearts and bring their imaginations to life. Locally sourced wood is used to create lovingly designed, unique pieces that radiate warmth and comfort. Every figure embodies a respect for nature, a love of traditional craftsmanship, and the belief that simple, natural toys open up space for free, creative play. Ostheimer combines proven values with a mindful view of tomorrow's world – sustainable, timelessly beautiful, and full of childlike poetry.
Tradition and responsibility since 1939 The roots of Ostheimer go back to 1939. What was once founded by Margarete Ostheimer in the spirit of Waldorf education is still being continued today with care and dedication. Over many decades, Ostheimer has become synonymous with sustainable, high-quality wooden toys. Each figure not only tells stories in children's play, but also the story of a family business that manufactures with heart, hand, and responsibility for future generations.
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Produktsicherheit
Margarete Ostheimer GmbH
Boschstraße 17
73119 Zell u.A
Baden-Württemberg
Deutschland
info@ostheimer.de