Wooden windmill with four pale sails on a red and timber tower · view 1
Second view of the wooden windmill showing the sails from an angle · view 2
Third view of the wooden windmill showing the tower and base · view 3
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Wooden windmill with four pale sails on a red and timber tower
Second view of the wooden windmill showing the sails from an angle
Third view of the wooden windmill showing the tower and base

Mako Toys

Mako Windmill

$75.00

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Four pale sails on a red and timber tower, over twelve inches tall. Every scene needs something on the horizon, and this is the piece a child can see from anywhere on the play mat.

MaterialLinden wood, non-toxic paint
IncludesOne wooden windmill with turning sails
Size12.6 inches tall, 8.7 inches wide, 2.4 inches deep
StandardsMaker holds EN 71 and ASTM F963-23 test reports
OriginSerbia

Why it lasts.

Solid linden with non-toxic paints, cut by machine and then sanded and painted by hand in a small family workshop. The sails turn on a single wooden pin, so there is no metal fitting to rust or work loose.

Who it's for

For the parent
It suits a family that wants one large piece to give a farm scene a center.
For the educator
It anchors a farm small-world setup, and the turning sails open an easy conversation about wind and how it is put to work.
For the gift-giver
It makes a substantial single gift, and the moving sails give it something to do straight out of the box.

Ways to play.

Stand it beside the barn and the fences and the farm has a landmark. Turning the sails becomes its own quiet occupation, separate from the story. At this height it also reads well on a shelf when the animals are put away.

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Details

Materials & construction

Every Mako toy is cut to shape and then sanded and painted by hand in a small family workshop in Serbia. The wood is solid linden, chosen because it is light enough for a child to carry and close-grained enough to hold a carved edge. Because each piece is finished by hand, the grain and the depth of color vary slightly from one to the next, and no two are exactly alike.

Finishes are non-toxic. Color is worked into the wood rather than laid over it, so the grain still shows through, and where a piece is dark it is stained rather than coated.

The scenery is built as scenery. Houses and barns are shallow standing fronts rather than enclosed buildings, because they are made to sit at the back of a scene and give the animals somewhere to be. That shallowness is a design decision rather than a shortcut.

The sails on this piece turn on a single wooden pin, so there is no metal fitting to rust or work loose.

Care & storage

Wipe clean with a dry cloth, or one that is barely damp. Never soak or submerge it in water, and do not leave it wet. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from heat. Store it indoors somewhere dry, and stand the taller pieces upright rather than resting them on a painted edge. Small parts. Not for children under 3 years, and young children should be supervised during play.

Shipping & returns

Shipping

In-stock items ship from LA in 1–3 business days, plus 1–6 in transit (contiguous U.S.).

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Returns accepted for 30 days from delivery. If the toy isn't right, send it back. Free returns on damaged or defective items.

Mako Toys A family workshop in Prijepolje, a town in the hills where Serbia, Bosnia and Montenegro meet. They mean family literally: husbands and wives, brothers, cousins. After seven years making toys for other people's brands, this is the first range to carry their own name.
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