Introducing the Wooden Inuit Boy with Canoe, a beautiful and detailed wooden toy that is sure to captivate your child's imagination. Made with love from sketch to finish by Noelino Toys artists, this original design is inspired by the real Inuit people and their rich cultural traditions.
Not only is this toy a work of art, but it also develops children's creativity and imagination. As your child plays with the detailed wooden figurine, they can imagine themselves paddling through icy waters, fishing and exploring the great outdoors. This set includes an Inuit boy with umiak, and it fits perfectly with our other wooden Inuit figurines. It can become the centerpiece of your child’s wooden toys sack, and it can be taken anywhere, whether it's to the park, the forest, or even to school.
Our Wooden Inuit Boy with Canoe is inspired by Montessori and Waldorf principles education, which emphasize the importance of open-ended play and creativity. By providing your child with a toy that encourages imagination, you are setting them up for a lifetime of creative thinking and problem-solving.
The Inuit people are known for their respect for nature and their own traditions, and this wooden toy is a tribute to their fascinating and honorable culture. It can also become your child's best friend, handmade and painted by Noelino artists using non-toxic colors, made with soul, mind and hands. With its carefully sanded smooth surface with no hard edges and eco-friendly materials, finished with olive oil, this wooden toy is not only a fun and educational toy but also a precious family heirloom that can be passed down through generations.
Order your Wooden Inuit Boy with Canoe today and give your child the gift of imagination and creativity.
Material: ash wood, water-based paint, olive oil & beeswax
Dimensions:
BOY - Height: 7.8 cm ; Width: 4.4 cm ; Depth 4 cm (3.07 x 1.73 x 1.57 inches)
CANOE - Height: 5 cm ; Width: 19.4 cm ; Depth 3.2 cm (1.97 x 7.64 x 1.26 inches)
Please note, the ARCTIC BASE are not included! You can order it from here.
