Lanka Kade Fair Trade Wooden Knight Toy Figure

The Lanka Kade Knight is a fab Fair Trade wooden figure in full grey armour and a red sword and sheild, and is great for playing alongside the Lanka Kade Royal Family figures. Teamed up with the king or princess this wooden knight toy is perfect for story sacks and play scenes.

This chunky wooden knight toy has unpainted sides to show off the beautiful natural wooden grain. Perfect for helping to build imaginative worlds, team up with other figures from the Lanka Kade Royal Family range for exciting small world play.

Lanka Kade natural wooden figures are ethically crafted from sustainably managed rubberwood and are perfectly sized for children to enjoy in imaginative play. Lanka Kade colourful figures have painted sides and natural edges. These wooden figures look great, are hard-wearing and great value too.

Size: 11cm (H) x 5.5cm (W) x 2.5cm (D)

Sensory Play: fine motor skills, grip, control

Schematic Play: Positioning schema

Safety Instructions: Suitable for children aged 10 months

Key product ethics: Lanka Kade is a member of BAFTS and comply with the 10 Principles of Fair Trade including giving staff good rates of pay, equal opportunities and a safe working environment. Waste wood is kept to a minimum as well as any plastic packaging, and a consolidated shipping schedule from Sri Lanka is in place.

Lanka Kade's beautiful handmade toys and dolls bring joy to children around the world as well as providing sustainable, fairly paid employment to over 200 Sri Lankan families and supporting schools across Sri Lanka. Their colourful wooden toys are handmade from sustainably managed rubberwood and painted with eco paints, and the gorgeous dolls are made from fabulous fabric, produced by an expert team of weavers. Children and parents alike will love the wide range of fair trade, eco toys that are built to last and provide years of fun. From chunky jigsaws to vehicles, blocks, play sets, rag dolls and a whole lot more besides, there's a Lanka Kade toy for every child at Babipur.