Bajo Stacking Tower - Blue Rook

Wooden Stacking Toy - Blue Rook Tower | Bajo

A wooden stacking toy for toddlers with a twist! Made from natural sustainable wood, painted in shades of blue and white in non-toxic eco paint, the Rook Tower is smooth, tactile and so tempting to play. Six rings stack together on the middle support stick with a white turret shape for the top, but the tricky bit is - there are little ‘branches’ on the centre stick which means you need to twist each disc as it's stacked together. This fun design is based on the Rook playing piece in a chess set. A brilliant way to practice hand-eye coordination, fine and gross motor skills.

The bold primary colours and smooth wooden surfaces will stimulate the senses. Young children will discover the relationship between shape, size, colour and patterns by exploring the different stacking combinations. Bajo toys are beautifully made, durable and robust designs that will last, and be enjoyed by siblings and future generations.

Wooden stacking toys are a traditional toy for toddlers and young children, encouraging motor skills, hand-eye coordination problem solving. They are a classic educational toy for learning through play. Made from solid sustainably sourced hardwood.

This toy measures 9cm x 17cm x 9cm.

Suitable from age 2 years

Sensory play: hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, problem solving and touch.

Schematic play: connecting, positioning, orientation.

Bajo's beautiful wooden toys have been designed and manufactured in Poland over the last 25 years. These top notch toys are wonderfully tactile and will inspire imaginative play and learning. The manufacturing process is green from start to finish - sustainable wood from beech, birch, sycamore, acacia, cherry, walnut and plum trees is sourced from carefully managed forests in Poland. Skilled crafters transform the wood into toys that are treated with eco, non-toxic paints and oils, and waste wood is turned into fuel briquettes. Bajo toys are great for open-ended play and will be treasured by children for years before being passed on to new generations to be enjoyed all over again.