Description
The Meli Basic Pastel 300-piece set is a creative construction kit made of "cross" pieces in soft colors (pink, lavender, mint, light yellow, and white). Designed to stimulate the imagination and fine motor skills of children (from 3 years old), it allows them to create figures, objects, and small modular structures without the need for glue.
Key features
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Soft and harmonious colors: Pastel palette for a delicate finish that blends with any children's environment.
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Multiple assembly possibilities: The "cross" pieces (hashtag-shaped) easily interlock in four directions, fostering creativity.
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Promotes motor and cognitive skills: Develops hand-eye coordination, spatial thinking, and problem-solving when designing 3D models.
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Durable and safe material: Made of resistant plastic (polypropylene) free of BPA and phthalates, suitable for repeated use.
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Presented in a compact box: All 300 pieces are stored in a colored box with a quantity indicator and figure examples to inspire children's projects.
Specifications
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Number of pieces: 300 units
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Size of each piece: approx. 22 × 22 × 8 mm
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Material: 100% polypropylene (PP) free of BPA, lead, and phthalates
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Recommended age: +3 years (due to small parts)
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Total set weight: 370 g (with packaging)
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Box dimensions: 29 × 19 × 5 c
Why we love it
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Unlimited inspiration: With 300 pieces in pastel shades, little ones can create endless figures (flowers, animals, decorative blocks) and let their imagination soar.
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Playful learning: Each assembly helps improve manual dexterity, concentration, and planning, integrating fun and cognitive development.
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Easy to store and transport: Its compact box allows the set to be taken anywhere (home, travel, or daycare) and keeps the pieces organized after playing.
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Aesthetic and delicate design: The soft colors blend with children's decor, and creations in pastel tones look especially beautiful in rooms and play areas.
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Fun to share!: Ideal for several children or siblings to play together, cooperating in building larger figures or competing to see who makes the most original design