Comes with a story about how these are the foods that Sherren’s family would gather and catch to eat – fish, turtle, pippi, oyster, crab and pearl shell.

Included – knotted string Gathering Bag and 6 Foods all embroidered and hand sewn.

Bag is approx 30cm x 20cm.  Foods are 3 dimensional – various sizes averaging 10cm to 20cm in length.

The  rural setting consists of the mother and father and their two children, dressed in traditional clothing. Their thatched and mud brick home is near a water well and bucket. A cow, rooster and tree completes the setting. Children will enjoy moving the figures around and organizing their own imaginative play theme.

When not in use , the textile setting can be neatly packed away in the carry bag with Indian Family embroidered on it. Or have it as a beautiful stimuli to conversation about other cultures.

Not suitable for Children under Three Years of Age.

The set consists of the mother and father and their two children, dressed in traditional clothing. Three thatched huts are close to the cattle pen with two cows, a camp fire keeps the stock safe at night from the wild animals and two chickens scratch in the dirt. Children will enjoy moving the textile figures around and organizing their own imaginative play theme.

The height of the huts is approx. 29cms. When not in use , the setting can be neatly packed away in the carry bag with Massai Family embroidered on it.

Not suitable for children under the age of three.

The set consists of the mother and father and their two children, dressed in traditional very warm clothing. Their home is the igloo with a walrus, a polar bear and a fishing rod with fish to complete the setting. Children will enjoy moving the textile figures around and organizing their own imaginative play theme.

When not in use , the setting can be neatly packed away in the carry bag with Arctic Family embroidered on it.

Not suitable for Children under Three Years of Age.

The set consists of the mother and father and their two children, dressed in traditional clothing. Their home is on  traditional stilts so the house is not affected by the annual floods. Water buffalo or oxen are pulling the plough on the rice field. Children will enjoy moving the textile figures around and organizing their own imaginative play theme.
When not in use , the setting can be neatly packed away in the carry bag with Cambodian Family embroidered on it. Or leave it out as a gorgeous display piece.

Not suitable for Children under Three Years of Age.

This traditional Massai greeting is just a small part of the story about Massai life which accompanies dolls and photos in this lesson in a bag.

The father doll is suitable tall and the mother doll is holding a white calf – adorable!

Most suitable for children aged 4-6 years.

Family are dressed in traditional ceremonial clothing. 

The dome roof should sit on top of the flat-roofed structure bringing the height of this display / conversation starter to a dramatic 35cm.

The play mat depicts the water, sand and cobbled streets and contributes to the authenticity.

All manner of celebrations, reunions, weddings, christenings, funerals etc take place here. The marae is 14cm high, 26cm wide and 16cm deep.

The family are in traditional costumes. 

Included also are a fire and fireplace and two trees to give shade. 

Very attractive as a display, special resource or conversation starter.

‘Welcome’ is written in Chinese characters on the house and the doors are decorated with dragons who symbolise power.

Family members are dressed in traditional clothing of the Quipao and Tang Zhuang.

House is approx 18cm high, 22cm wide and 19cm deep.

A gorgeous display/provocation.