Crochet rattle on wooden ring, dragon

This rattle, shaped like a dragon, is hand-crocheted from organic cotton. Inside, it has a small bell which makes a sound when the rattle is shaken. In addition, the rattle is filled with soft, recycled polyester which is enclosed in a small cloth bag, preventing the filling from finding its way out through the yarn. The dragon is attached to a wooden ring, which is half covered by the crocheted material so that it looks like its upper body, on which dragon wings have also been attached.

The wooden ring is shaped in a way that makes it easy for your child to hold in their hand.

The dragon has a dark green colour with dark blue and black details.

The rattle was designed in Denmark and is handmade, so each rattle is unique and has its own charm. A perfect gift idea for the first visit to see the newborn.

Recommended age 0+.
Labelling: CE, UKCA.
Washing instructions: Surface wash – hand wash.

Warning. Keep away from fire.

On the Dragon Tales theme
With small stories, the child is invited into a real dragon universe. Here, the child meets forest dragons, castle dragons, flying dragons, hungry dragons and fire-breathing dragons. Together with each their loyal knight, the dragons explore the snow-capped mountain peaks, slowly flowing streams, deep blue forest lakes and erupting volcanoes. They go on adventures, visit villages and castles. Dragon Tales are small stories about friendships, about being able to live together despite great differences, and about the desire to experience and explore new areas. 

About organic cotton
The yarn in this product is made from organic cotton – a choice made to reduce the product’s environmental footprint. A lot of the environmental impact associated with cotton production can be reduced or eliminated by growing organic cotton.

About recycled polyester filling
The filling is made from 100% recycled polyester from plastic bottles which have been collected and cleaned, after which they are shredded, re-melted and turned into new, recycled fibres. The plastic bottles are thereby given new life instead of just ending up as waste.