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Ostheimer Wooden Animal "Beaver Lying"

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The Ostheimer wooden animal "Beaver lying down" is a handmade figure made of maple wood, carefully hand-painted and perfect for creative nature and water scenarios in the children's room. The resting beaver position invites children to engage in nature-based role-playing games centered around building beaver lodges and life by the water.

  • Ideal for water and forest role-playing games and building beaver lodges with twigs
  • Handmade from maple wood and painted with selected toy paints
  • Dimensions: Length 9.5 cm, Width 2.5 cm, Height 2.5 cm
  • Suitable from 3 years (Caution: Small parts, choking hazard)
  • Matches the Ostheimer beaver wooden animal family and other forest animals

Here you will find selected, high-quality, and sustainable products. Whenever possible, we choose products that were produced in Europe.

Materials & Measurements

  • Material: Maple wood, handcrafted and painted with selected toy paints
  • Dimensions: Length 9.5 cm, Width 2.5 cm, Height 2.5 cm
  • Suitable from 3 years of age
  • Warning: Caution. Small parts. Choking hazard.
  • Only certified materials are used

Product description

The "Beaver, lying" by Ostheimer brings natural play directly into the nursery. Children can use it in forest and water play scenes or together with other Ostheimer beavers and animals from the forest and meadow series. The lying position is intended not only for resting, but also for active "gnawing" on play branches – allowing for the building of little beaver lodges in the playroom. The figure is made of maple wood and is hand-painted, making each piece unique. It is suitable for children aged 3 and up and can be wonderfully combined with other Ostheimer wooden animals and landscape elements.

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