Panier de fruits de mer

My kid loves arranging the shrimp and crab on the little plates, and the wicker basket makes cleanup easy. The paint is vibrant and hasn't chipped after weeks of play.

The little crab and fish are so chunky and well-painted, they feel nice in small hands. My toddler has been sorting them into the basket over and over, which keeps her busy for a good while. Exactly the kind of sturdy wooden toy that holds up to daily play.

The wooden lobster is beautifully detailed and has held up great during my toddler's daily play. This set inspires so much creative storytelling about going to the market for fresh fish.

The wicker-style basket is so charming and sturdy, my son uses it to carry his little treasures around the house. The wooden shrimp and lobster have nice weight to them, perfect for his pretend cooking sessions.

My toddler loves sorting the wooden shrimp and crab pieces into the little wicker basket — it keeps her busy for a good ten minutes. The paint is smooth and even, with no rough edges to worry about.

The wooden lobster is so detailed, it’s surprisingly sturdy for a toddler toy. My daughter loves pretending to cook the scallops and clams in her play kitchen — the wicker basket makes cleanup easy too.

My little one spends ages arranging the wooden prawns and lobster in the woven basket, pretending to sell them at the market. The tactile feel of the handcrafted wood pieces really stands out compared to plastic play food.

I love how the mackerel and herring are painted so vividly they look almost real. The wicker basket has a nice sturdiness too.

The scallop and prawn are beautifully detailed, and the wicker basket feels sturdy enough for real play. My kid has been sorting the fish by size for the past hour.

The wooden lobster has such a satisfying weight and smooth finish, it's become the star of every pretend seafood feast. My kid loves sorting the different fish and shellfish into piles before "cooking" them.