Grapat Pots

The set contains six wooden pots in the colours of the rainbow. Each pot is a different colour, size, shape and volume, which gives children plenty to compare, sort and nest. The variety makes the set useful for sensory play and for early exploration of size and quantity.

Grapat recommends the Pots from 10 months and up. The simple, chunky wooden pots suit the early sensory stage when babies explore objects with their hands, filling, emptying, stacking and nesting them. Because they are small parts, keep play supervised and store them safely when not in use.

The six pots nurture sensory development through open ended play. Children can stack and nest them, sort them by colour or size, fill and empty them, and use them to hold other loose parts. The different volumes also introduce early ideas about capacity, more and less as children experiment.

Yes. Grapat intends the Pots to be combined with their Tools set, and as open ended loose parts they also work with other Grapat pieces. You can fill the pots with Nins, coins or mandala pieces, which extends sorting, counting and small world play as your collection grows.

The Pots are wooden and finished in the colours of the rainbow. Grapat is a small family run workshop in the Catalonia region of northern Spain, known for handcrafted open ended wooden toys. Because the pots are made and coloured by hand, small differences in tone and finish between them are normal and give each set character.

Yes. The Pots are open ended, so there is no single way to use them. Their different sizes, shapes and volumes invite stacking, nesting, sorting and imaginative play, and they can hold and organise other loose parts. This flexibility keeps the set useful from early sensory play into later imaginative play.