Five “fruits” that nurture rich sensibility

The cosine fruit was born from childhood memories of collecting nuts in pockets.
Craftsmen carefully make each item one by one with the hope that they will develop a rich sense of sensibility by touching wooden toys made from natural materials from an early age.
Each of the five fruits has its own shape and characteristics that appeal to babies.
Squeeze, shake, roll... This is a toy that can be played with from around 3 months while experiencing the gentle warmth, scent and sound of wood.

[Niginigi fruit]
It is a fruit that plays with the simple reflexes of babies, such as snapping and chewing.
[Furi Furi Fruit]
Shakashaka. It's over here. It's a fruit that plays with sound.
[Ticking fruit]
Tick. Tick. It is a fruit that shakes, moves, and makes a sound.
[Kurukuru fruit]
You can mix and match colors by twisting and turning. (It can also be used as a toothpaste.)
[Korokoro fruit]
Playing catch for the first time after rolling around with parents and children. You can play sounds by shaking it.

We take advantage of the gentle natural wood tones of maple and walnut. Some fruits can be spun around like a top as they grow.
You can engrave your name, birthday, weight, etc. on the base of the five fruits, making it perfect for baby gifts.
Also, as a memory of your child's growth, as a memory of the bond between parent and child, it is wonderful to display it.
Abstract shapes nurture children's free imagination, and at the same time, they can be enjoyed even as they grow up because there are no rules for how to play.
The five fruits can be arranged neatly on the base with holes, so it can be used as an interior decoration.