Grapat Flower Meadow

Flower Meadow contains 18 hand painted wooden flowers in various shapes, with heights ranging from 17mm to 45mm. The flowers bloom without sun or water, ready for play at any time of year. Children can pick, swap and arrange them into colourful bouquets and flower crowns, or use them as loose parts in their own imaginative garden scenes.

The set includes 18 wooden flowers in a range of shapes and colours, with heights from 17mm to 45mm. The mix of sizes gives children plenty of variety to sort, arrange and compare. Having several shapes and colours makes it easy to build patterns, bouquets and small displays, and to combine the flowers with other loose parts.

Grapat recommends Flower Meadow for children from 3 years and up. At this age children enjoy detailed arranging, sorting and pretend play, and the flowers suit small hands for picking and swapping. The set supports imaginative garden and market play, colour and shape sorting, and pattern making, so it stays engaging as children grow.

Children can arrange the flowers into bouquets and crowns, plant an imaginary garden, or set up a pretend flower market. They can also sort them by colour and shape, build patterns and mandalas, or add them to small world scenes. Because the play is open ended, there is no single right way, which keeps the flowers interesting over time.

Yes. Each wooden flower is hand painted, which gives the set its bright colours and means small differences between pieces are normal and part of their handmade character. Grapat is known for open ended wooden toys made with care, and the hand finished look gives the flowers a natural, tactile quality that suits creative, self led play.

Yes. The flowers pair well with other Grapat loose parts such as trees, nins and coins for small world and storytelling play. You can browse the wider Grapat loose parts range to add to a collection. Combining sets gives children more colours, shapes and ideas for building their own scenes and gardens.

Store the flowers in a dry place away from direct heat. Clean them by wiping with a damp cloth and drying straight away, and avoid soaking them in water, which can damage the wood and paint. Because the smallest pieces are easy to misplace, keeping them in a bag or box helps the set stay complete between play sessions.