Clan: Geometric Toys by Bilu
Published Oct 14, 2015
“Clan” is a geometric toy set of customizable wooden pieces that encourages the “imagination and creativity of children enabling them to build non-stereotyped character. The set comes in natural wood finish in order to invite kids to decorate the pieces with washable colour paints, which they could later wash and paint again. In this way the toy possibilities of playing become infinite.”
The set was created by BILU, a Uruguayan company focused in toy design, with the aim of contributing to a non-stereotyped education of gender and diversity.
They are currently running a Kickstarter campaign to expand the scale of the project and share their idea with the world.
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