Grapat 6 Natural Cups With Cover

The set contains six natural wooden cups, each with its own lid. Every cup measures about 6cm tall and 4.8cm across. The cups keep their natural wood tone rather than being dyed, so the grain shows through. Children can stack them, nest them, hide objects under the lids and match each cover to its cup.

The cups invite stacking, sorting, covering and hiding. Toddlers drop small objects inside and put the lids on to make things disappear, then find them again. Older children build towers, count the cups, sort loose parts into them or bring them into home corner play. The play moves from simple to more complex as children get older.

Each cup and lid is made from wood, mostly beech and birch sourced locally from sustainable forests in Catalonia, Spain. Kept natural, they show the raw grain and feel of the timber. Because they are finished by hand in a small family workshop, slight variations in tone and grain are normal and give every cup character.

Grapat recommends the natural cups from 18 months and up. The size suits small hands learning to grasp, stack and nest. Younger toddlers enjoy filling and covering games, while older children use the cups for counting, sorting and storytelling. Since the set includes small lids, adult supervision is sensible for the youngest players.

Yes. The natural cups combine well with other Grapat loose parts such as coins, rings, bowls and Nins. Children can store or hide smaller pieces inside, sort objects by type or colour and add the cups to small world and home corner scenes. Mixing sets keeps the play fresh and open ended.

Yes. Once play is finished the cups nest together and the lids help keep smaller loose parts tidy inside. This makes tidy up part of the game and keeps pieces from getting lost. The set arrives in sustainable, eco-friendly packaging, and the cups themselves become a simple, portable way to store treasures around the home.