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A wonderful 3D jigsaw from the Lanka Kade range. This colourful creepy crawly not only looks great, but it will also help to teach your young one how to count to 10, as each piece is numbered in sequence.
Size: 190x140mm
Recommended for age 2 years and above
About Lanka Kade:
Lanka Kade translates as 'the Sri Lankan shop' and was set up in 1994 by husband and wife team Upul and Diane, with the aim of providing an outlet for items produced by small craft enterprises in Sri Lanka. As time went on Lanka Kade developed a product range of educational toys and gifts for young children utilising Diane's teaching and playwork background.
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Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 43265
Shipping Weight: 600g
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mary asked this question on 6th Jan 2008
Q: I love the Lanka Kade range but would like to know whether the paints used are natural as quite often small pieces may be chewed on by babies. I hope they do not use some of the conventional paints large manufacturers use.
A: The paints used by Lanka Kade are completely non-toxic and are independently tested to ensure they are safe for use on toys.
