Grapat Tools

The set contains six wooden tools, each hand-stained in a colour of the rainbow. Every tool has its own size, shape, and colour, so children can compare, sort, and match them during play. They are open-ended loose parts, which means there is no single way to use them and children decide their meaning themselves.

They add a lot to sensory play. Children scoop, stir, dig, and pretend while using them in sand, water, dough, or rice trays. The set can also be combined with Grapat Pots for simple cooking and mixing games. Because the pieces are open-ended, the same tool can become a spoon one day and a magic wand the next.

Yes. The tools are made to combine with Grapat Pots and mix well with other loose parts such as coins, rings, and mandala pieces. Bringing several sets together lets children set up richer pretend kitchens, markets, and small worlds. You can browse the full range in our loose parts collection at /collections/grapat-loose-parts.

Each tool is made from solid wood and hand-stained in bright rainbow colours. Grapat works as a small family-run workshop in Catalonia, Spain, and colours the pieces by hand, so slight differences between tools are normal and part of their character rather than a fault.

The maker recommends these tools from 10 months and up. Because they are small, keep an adult nearby when younger babies and toddlers are exploring. As children grow, the same tools support scooping, sorting, and pretend cooking, so they stay in use well beyond the first year of play.

Wipe the tools with a slightly damp cloth and dry them straight away, then let them air fully before storing. Avoid soaking them or putting them in a dishwasher, as too much water can affect the wood and the hand-stained colour. Stored dry, the set stays in good condition for years of play.