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Set of 9 wooden stacking shapes, with a theme of the Andes region, supplied with a drawstring calico storage bag.
We use good quality gender-neutral wrapping paper. All orders placed in November and December (before Christmas) are wrapped in Christmas wrapping paper, however if you prefer us to use non-Christmas paper (eg for a birthday), please let us know in the Special Requirements box on the Basket page.
Set of 9 chunky painted wooden pieces, designed to stack. Ethically made, using replenishable wood, painted in a modern muted palette of colours, supplied with a drawstring calico storage bag. From the Petilou range at Le Toy Van.
There is a theme of the Andes to this set, including:
This item has been chosen by a member of our team as their favourite Mulberry Bush toy, saying: "The detailing on the animals is really lovely. They are a great size and make a nice addition to the forest stackers which my daughter loves."
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No Quibble Returns
We want you to be 100% delighted with your purchase. If you’re not, we’ll exchange it or give you a full refund, no questions asked. Return your order within 30 days - and if you’re buying early for Christmas, unwanted presents can still be returned in early January.
Looking for an exchange? We’ll even post you out the new item with free UK delivery.
For full details, see our Returns page
Set of wooden animal stacking shapes, supplied with calico storage bag.
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