Traditional toys

All about the heritage Channapatna toys -from its history to how these Channapatna wooden toys are made, A virtual tour of Channapatna toys factory

Japanese folk toys popular from the Edo Period through the Meiji Era (1603-1912) are meticulously crafted and imbued with meaning.

Kancha - Traditional Games #gamesaroundtheworld

An exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in New York City explores the playful appeal of toys made of wood and uncovers why Sweden has been a nexus for their inventive production.

A mom of twins who is half Chinese shares her family's traditions celebrating Chinese New Year in a multicultural family.

Popoke is a carpentry studio based in Brazil that creates unique and charming wooden toys. From UFOs to little robots and monsters, their woodwork is full of beauty and detail.

After Big Temple and Tanjore Paintings, Tanjore is famous for its traditional toy called "Tanjavur Thalaiyatti Bommai" in Tamil language, which means "Tanjore Head-Shaking Doll". The heads of these dolls shake when disturbed and are detachable. The lower part of the body is bigger and heavier than the heads. As they nod their head with breeze, it is a delight to watch them move. "Thanjavur Gundusatti Bommai" i.e. Tanjore Roundpot Rocking Doll is another type of Thanjavur Doll. These are…

Below you can find a list of traditional Chinese Games for kids and adults, as well as traditional Chinese toys.

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