Your littles will love learning how to skip and jump with this beautiful traditional fair trade skipping rope with handpainted ladybird and snail wooden handles.
Physical activity helps improve confidence, self-esteem and develops healthier social, cognitive, and emotional skills. It also builds strength, concentration, and coordination. You could also encourage your littles to work on their counting skills by keep track of their jumps.
The skipping rope is supplied in an informative box (which is an easy shape to wrap if a gift!) and is perfect for party bags, stocking fillers, pocket money purchases and more!
Lanka Kade Minibeast Skipping Rope
This fair trade wooden skipping rope is handcrafted by skilled artisans in Sri Lanka from eco friendly alstonia wood and non toxic paints
Dimensions:
- Size of handles: 130mm
- Length of rope: 2250mm
Toy Safety:
- Age suitability: 3 years + with a recommended play age of 5-11 years
- WARNING! Not suitable for children under three years, strangulation hazard due to long rope
Cleaning Instructions:
- Wipe clean only with a damp cloth
- Wipe away any excess moisture and leave to air dry (avoid direct sunlight)
The name Lanka Kade translates to ‘The Sri Lankan Shop’.
Founded in 1994 when business partners Upul and Diane returned to the UK having met in Sri Lanka whilst working for the Red Cross. They did not want to lose contact with the country and the people they both love, so decided to set up a small import business to maintain links with Sri Lanka.
Lanka Kade has since grown to become an established business based in the heart of the UK specialising in the design, craft and supply of a distinctive range of educational fair trade wooden toys and gifts for children in both bright bold colours and natural wood finishes.
As they have evolved over the last twenty seven years their ethos has remained the same; to build long-term, sustainable trading partnerships that provide stability and protect local skills.
Lanka Kade have been a proud and active member of BAFTS (The British Association of Fair Trade Shops and Suppliers) since 2001, with their commitment to their producers in Sri Lanka supporting growth and development, whilst ensuring their employees have a sense of job satisfaction and that their employment is valued with good rates of pay, equal opportunities and a safe working environment in coherence with the 10 Principles of Fair Trade.
