RESO Swiss Stone Pine Magic Blocks

RESO Swiss Stone Pine Magic Blocks Children and adults create imaginative sculptures with RESO Swiss Stone Pine Magic Blocks. With the cube elements, adding to all six sides without additional parts is possible, and there are no protruding connecting elements. Each magic block has 48 holes. The cube elements have an edge length of 4 cm and fit well in children’s hands. The three connecting dowels are firmly glued so no parts can be swallowed. The magic blocks are very popular with girls and boys aged two and a half (and older). With a kit of 17 pieces, kids can build all the figures as a bear or a stool. Cube 4 x 4 x 4 cm, each with 48 holes 17 or 27 elements made of 100% solid Swiss stone pine (Swiss stone pine) Three beech dowels, each with two slots and tapered and firmly glued in by hand It can be refreshed with 80 or 100-grit sandpaper and smells fragrant even after 30 years The buildings have no protruding parts No parts can be swallowed About Swiss stone pine The Swiss stone pine grows in the Alps at an altitude of 1500 to 2000 meters, and we often call it the queen of the Alps. The tree can be up to 1000 years old and 25 meters high. In reality, there is no difference between Arve and Zirbe. These are only linguistic and regional differences in the designation. In Switzerland, the term Arve or Arvenholz is common. In Austria and Germany, the Swiss stone pine is also known as Zirbe or Swiss pine, and the material is Swiss stone pine. In addition to the health benefits, the aroma of the Swiss stone pine also affects well-being. It stimulates the production of dopamine and norepinephrine. These hormones, also known as happiness hormones, ensure relaxation, balance, and improved self-confidence. When building, the contact is particularly intensive. The moisture in the hands is sufficient for reactivation. Swiss made Hand made Swiss design Ask the manufacturer directly: andres.streiff@gmail.com You can also request a free sample here if you would like to smell the pine scent yourself, want to see for yourself how easy it is to put the building blocks together and hold them together, and if you would like to feel the feel and warmth of the rounded pine blocks for yourself. You can't describe everything, you have to experience it yourself.