This rattle, shaped like a daisy-like flower, is hand-crocheted from organic cotton. Inside, it has a bell that makes a sound when the rattle is shaken. In addition, the rattle is filled with soft, recycled polyester which is enclosed in a small cloth bag, preventing the filling from finding its way out through the yarn. The flower is attached to a wooden ring, which is half covered with the crocheted material to resemble the stem of the flower. 

The wooden ring is shaped in a way that makes it easy for your child to hold in their hand.

The flower has white petals and a yellow centre with a smiling face.

The rattle was designed in Denmark and is handmade, so each rattle is unique and has its own charm. A perfect gift idea for the first visit to see the newborn.

Recommended age 0+.
Labelling: CE, UKCA.
Washing instructions: Surface wash – hand wash.

Warning. Keep away from fire.

On the Pixie Land theme
Pixie Land takes the child into a cosy and nostalgic tale about the little mini-creatures "the pixies" who, with great enthusiasm, move around between forest floor plants, berry bushes, fallen acorns and chestnuts. Nature and the magic of the forest create a space for immersion, and with ladybirds, grasshoppers and other cutie crawlies as faithful helpers, the "pixies" gather nature's many gifts. Pixie Land is about community and about giving. This is a world which leaves plenty of time to let the mind wander, where there is room for contemplation, and where the thrill of finding a ripe wild strawberry or a four-leaf clover is, in fact, the essence of it all.  

About organic cotton
The yarn in this product is made from organic cotton – a choice made to reduce the product’s environmental footprint. A lot of the environmental impact associated with cotton production can be reduced or eliminated by growing organic cotton.

About recycled polyester filling
The filling is made from 100% recycled polyester from plastic bottles which have been collected and cleaned, after which they are shredded, re-melted and turned into new, recycled fibres. The plastic bottles are thereby given a new life, instead of just ending up as waste.