Raduga Grez

Raduga Grez: wooden shapes from nature and daily life

Raduga Grez turns trees, fruit, waves and other recognisable forms into wooden toys. Some sets are for building; others become part of a shop, kitchen or landscape. The shapes leave room to decide what each piece represents.

Wood with visible texture

The toys are wooden, with coloured and natural versions. Grain, finish and handwork can produce slight variations in shade and pattern. Some shapes have flat stacking surfaces; others are rounded. This affects how pieces rest on one another.

Landscapes, stacking and role play

• Nature shapes. The wooden tree set can form a forest or park. Trees come in different colours and versions.
• Fruit and kitchen play. Wooden fruit, vegetables and tea sets supply objects for role play. They are toys, not tableware.
• Arches and blocks. Stacking towers, rainbows, wave shapes and block sets can be used separately or in an invented construction.

Combining and care

A level surface reveals how each shape stands. Compare dimensions when adding sets; they are not all made to the same scale. Wipe wood with a slightly damp cloth, avoid soaking and let it dry. Age guidance varies by set and component.

Frequently asked questions

Are all sets intended for stacking?

No. There are figures and accessories for role play and landscapes too.

Can colours vary between examples?

Yes. Wood grain and finish can create slight differences.

Can the wooden fruit be used for eating?

No. It is a toy, not food or tableware.

Does every set contain the same number of pieces?

No. Contents and quantities are listed for each set.