Animals from the farm, from the forest and from the zoo become toy assortments. The figures are made of thin compressed wood and a board provides the necessary support. The rounded wooden animals fit well into small children's hands, and when setting them up the child's imagination has no limits. Such figures are in the pedagogical tradition of the famous Johann Amos Comenius (1592-1670): with his book "Orbis pictus" he strove to show the children "all things in the world".
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