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XXL Water Drawing Mat 100x80cm Complete Set
This extra-large mat measures 100x80cm and comes with a comprehensive set of accessories, including 4 pens, 2 brushes, 10 stamps, a roller, a stamping container, 6 templates, and a convenient carrying case. It's easy to fold and take along to the playground, garden, or on trips.
The set features special water-based markers that do not leave marks, ensuring that painting is safe and won't damage the mat, clothing, furniture, or rooms. All you need is water and a creative spirit.
The vibrant colors of the mat captivate children, encouraging them to paint. The mat can be used repeatedly; once it dries, it's ready for more fun. It has well-finished edges and interesting prints, allowing for rainbow-colored creations.
This mat aids in child development by enhancing imagination, creativity, and manual skills. It helps in learning to draw, recognize numbers, letters, shapes, and colors. When used in group play, it fosters social skills and cooperation. The included templates for numbers and letters assist in learning to write. The mat is easy to clean and store, with a waterproof bottom.
Specifications:
- Material: 6 stamps (PS + EVA foam), 6 stencils (PP + EVA foam), 4 marker pens (PP), 4 replaceable stamp patterns (PP + EVA foam), 2 brushes (PP), 2 water containers (PP), 1 stamp element (PP), 1 stamping roller (PP + EVA foam), 1 case (PP)
- Mat dimensions: 100 x 80cm
- Weight: 0.579 kg
- Weight in package: 0.871 kg
Included:
- Water drawing mat
- 6 templates
- Case
- 10 stamps
- Stamping roller
- 2 water containers
- 2 brushes
- 4 markers
The water drawing mat is an excellent way for young children to begin exploring painting. It can inspire budding artists without the worry of mess, as the special markers ensure everything stays clean. The magic markers can be refilled with water repeatedly, allowing endless fun. Once the drawings dry, they disappear, ready for new creations. Suitable for younger children under adult supervision, they can use the mat by soaking their hands in water to create shapes.
