Wooden Stacking Pyramid Dog POLARB


















Wooden Stacking Pyramid Dog POLARB

Fine motor skills and coordination
Stacking rings by size and color teaches precision of movement, patience, and logical thinking. An ideal learn-through-play activity for children from 24 months.

Safe wood and gentle paints
High-quality wooden parts with non-toxic water-based paints, smooth edges, and a durable finish. The toy complies with standards and bears the CE mark.

Compact dimensions and lovely packaging
Height approx. 13 cm and base diameter 8.5 cm make it easy to grasp and store. A practical box with a window makes a delightful gift.
This stacking pyramid with a dog motif brings children the joy of discovery and learning. Smooth wooden pieces in soft pastel colors are easy for little hands to hold, and stacking the rings onto the peg supports concentration, patience, and spatial awareness. The stable base ensures safe play, and the friendly dog head motivates repeated stacking.
The pyramid is made from quality wood and finished with durable, non-toxic, water-based paints. Thanks to dimensions of approximately 13 cm in height and 8.5 cm in diameter, it suits the playroom and travel alike. The product meets strict safety standards and carries the CE mark—an ideal choice for a first educational toy.
- Skill development: fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, logical thinking, learning colors.
- Material and workmanship: natural wood, water-based paints, smooth edges.
- Contents: base, 4 colored rings, and dog head (6 pieces in total).
Specifications
- Brand / Collection
- POLARB (VIGA)
- Type
- Wooden stacking pyramid (rings)
- Motif
- Dog
- Material
- Wood
- Surface finish
- Non-toxic water-based paints
- Recommended age
- 2+ (24 months)
- Dimensions
- Height approx. 13 cm; base diameter approx. 8.5 cm
- Number of pieces
- 6 (base, 4 rings, head)
- Colors
- Pastel: gray, white, blue, pink, natural
- Certification
- CE
- Packaging
- Box with transparent window
- Skill development
- Fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, color recognition