Blocks "Italy. Ancient city"

Description

The set is dedicated to Italy - the country of sun, beauty and art.
We created a city - a small personification of Italy, which you can feel to the touch and fill your home with the atmosphere of picturesque streets and bright colors.
The color palette is bright and warm - exactly what you'd see in Italian seaside towns.

In the set you will find a large number of various pieces that allow you to build without restrictions. Blocks and plates of various sizes, houses with windows, stairs, arches and columns. But we would like to draw special attention to the details with which you can build an Italian city:

- The church you see in the photo is a model of the church of Santa Maria Assunta in Positano. In the instruction, you will find a diagram that will help you reproduce it. Churches and cathedrals are an integral part of the history of ancient cities, which impress with their architectural features.
- An ancient Italian city is impossible without a sculpture: in the set you will find a figurine that symbolizes art. David is a marble statue created by the Italian sculptor Michelangelo Buonarroti, which became one of the peaks of Renaissance art.
- To make your Italian city cozy, use plates: they will add volume and lightness to structures. Support them with columns, make protruding balconies on which you can put a vase or a plant. The main thing - do not forget about balance :)

Show children the beauty and diversity of this world, encourage them to dream about new trips and fabulous places to see. Explore this world even while staying at home.
Because sooner or later, dreams will become reality. You just have to remember to dream.

The set contains 103 pieces.
Size: 34 x 26 x 9 cm / 13,38 x 10,23 x 3,54 inches
Set weight: 3.5 kg

Paint: non-toxic water-based paint
Recommended age: from 3 years
Material: wood (linden or birch)

The toys are certified. Made in Ukraine.

Note:

Colors may vary slightly from images (depending on screen settings and lighting on the day of shooting).
The paint does not cover the pattern of the wood, adding features and uniqueness to the toy.
The toys are carefully polished so that they are pleasant to play with and hold, but sometimes they can be a little velvety to the touch - it always depends on the wood and the complexity of the toy shape.