Petal Sorting Bowl
Five wells, five kinds of treasure.
For schools: Net 60 for approved districts · exemption certificates accepted · W-9 on request · quote held 45 days.
A five-petal sorting bowl, 18.5 cm across, with a well for each kind of thing a child gathers: stones in one, seeds in another, petals in the third. Five compartments ask to be filled five ways, and that is the whole lesson. Papoose, made in Indonesia.
Classroom specifications.
Ordering details.
Made to order in small batches, with delivery in about 4 to 5 weeks.For seasonal and bulk classroom orders, tell us your in-hand date when you request a quote and we will schedule production to arrive before the end of your semester.
Shipped from our Los Angeles studio, or directly from the maker, with tracking emailed when it leaves. Multi-classroom orders can be split-shipped to individual sites or consolidated to a central receiving dock.
- Ages 3+.
Approved educator accounts pay by purchase order on Net 60 terms. We also accept check, ACH, and card, and new accounts may prepay until terms are approved. Pricing on your quote is held for 45 days.
- Net 60 for approved districts; independent schools on approved terms
- Tax-exempt where your state allows it, once your certificate is on file
- Orders of $500 or more take a 50% deposit unless you are ordering on a district purchase order
- Stock confirmed on every quote before the PO is submitted
Everything your accounts-payable team needs, provided on request and usually returned within two business days: W-9, Certificate of Insurance, sole-source letter, and business license.
Missing or damaged pieces happen in busy classrooms. Contact educators@mytoywagon.com for replacement components to restore a complete set.
Papoose
Papoose is an Australian family brand founded by Renske van de Kamp in Melbourne, making felt and wooden toys by hand since the 1990s. The felt is hand-felted from pure wool by artisans in Nepal, in a Fair Trade Certified workshop, and colored with azo-free dyes. The wooden pieces are carved in Indonesia from sustainably sourced and salvaged timber, then hand-finished in Melbourne, some left bare and some colored with water-based German wood stains. Because each piece is made by hand from natural materials, no two are exactly alike.
