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Maniams Toycathon Winner Handmade Krazy Kolam Coloured Wooden Creative Shape Puzzle for Kids 4 Years and Above (Multicolor, 28 Wooden Pieces + 30 Pattern Cards)

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Maniams Toycathon Winner Handmade Krazy Kolam Coloured Wooden Creative Shape Puzzle for Kids 4 Years and Above (Multicolor, 28 Wooden Pieces + 30 Pattern Cards)

Price: (as of – Details) Buy Now Krazy Kolam Colour Blocks Contains 28 pieces,5 different shape and made of 5 different colours. Use pattern cards with 3 difficulty levels and your imagination to put the different shapes together to create the patterns. Great fun for family and school. 28 wooden pieces30 pattern cards with 3 … Read more

Maniams Handmade Krazy Kolam Natural Wooden Shape Pattern Blocks Creative Imaginative Logic Puzzle Game for Toddlers 4 Years and Above (28 Wooden Pieces + 30 Pattern Cards,Natural Wooden Colours)

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Maniams Handmade Krazy Kolam Natural Wooden Shape Pattern Blocks Creative Imaginative Logic Puzzle Game for Toddlers 4 Years and Above (28 Wooden Pieces + 30 Pattern Cards,Natural Wooden Colours)

Price: (as of – Details) Buy Now Krazy Kolam Natural Blocks Contains 28 pieces,5 different shape and made of 3 different natural woods. Use pattern cards with 3 difficulty levels and your imagination to put the different shapes together to create the patterns. Great fun for family and school. This product is made by women … Read more

Maniams Jharokha Wooden Shape Sorter Activity Toy (1+ Years) | Multicolor | Learning Toy for Shapes, Colour & Patterns | Educational Toddler Toy | Play Based Learning | Made in India

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Maniams Jharokha Wooden Shape Sorter Activity Toy (1+ Years) | Multicolor | Learning Toy for Shapes, Colour & Patterns | Educational Toddler Toy | Play Based Learning | Made in India

Price: (as of – Details) Buy Now Jharokha is a type of overhanging enclosed balcony or window characteristic of traditional Indian architecture, particularly prevalent in Rajasthani and Mughal styles. The word “jharokha” is derived from the Sanskrit word “jharokh” which means “a window” or “an opening.” Jharokhas continue to be a prominent architectural feature in … Read more