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AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE
AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE
AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE
AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE
AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE
AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE
AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE
AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE

AMORPHOUS BUILDING ARCH - SUNRISE

GOKI
SKU: 58372GK
$35.90
 kinderspiel + spielzeug
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Dimensions 17.1 × 4 × 8.3 cm

Materials Wood

Recommended Age 2 years old

Made In Europe

    • Puzzle Sunrise is part of Goki’s evolution line — a line intended to stimulate tactile and visual exploration through wooden pieces. The idea is that the pieces are not fixed to a single “sunrise” image; children can use the two wooden components to build imaginative shapes — e.g. an arch, a sunrise, or other forms. The fine glaze allows the wood texture to remain visible, giving it a more natural, warm aesthetic.

      Because it only has 2 pieces, it is more of an open-ended “shape / stacking / matching” puzzle than a typical jigsaw. It’s about exploring form, balance, and creativity rather than completing a complex image.

    Puzzle Sunrise is part of Goki’s evolution line — a line intended to stimulate tactile and visual exploration through wooden pieces. The idea is that the pieces are not fixed to a single “sunrise” image; children can use the two wooden components to build imaginative shapes — e.g. an arch, a sunrise, or other forms. The fine glaze allows the wood texture to remain visible, giving it a more natural, warm aesthetic.

    Because it only has 2 pieces, it is more of an open-ended “shape / stacking / matching” puzzle than a typical jigsaw. It’s about exploring form, balance, and creativity rather than completing a complex image.

    We Colour the World

    We are goki – for 40 years we have been producing wooden toys and making the world more colourful. We make wooden toys so that childhood remains an adventure.

    In 1981, Gerhard Gollnest and Fritz-Rüdiger Kiesel founded what is now the largest toy company in northern Germany. They are now supported in the management by Thorsten Koss and Markus Lüneburg. More than 450 goki employees worldwide are busy making childhood and children's rooms more colourful. More than 2,000 different products form one of the most diverse ranges in the toy industry. At the heart of our range are the goki, HEIMESS and HOLZTIGER brands.

    Sustainability

    Goki is deeply committed to protecting the environment through sustainable practices. They use wood sourced from responsibly managed European forests and have planted over 400,000 trees since 2004 as part of their reforestation program. The company also works to reduce plastic use by phasing out harmful materials like PVC and replacing them with eco-friendly alternatives. Their production facilities in Europe operate on renewable energy, making their operations largely carbon-neutral and environmentally responsible.

    Social Commitment

    Beyond environmental efforts, goki is devoted to social causes, particularly education and fair working conditions. They have funded the construction of schools in developing countries such as Mali, Peru, and Uganda, giving children better access to education. Goki also ensures fair wages and safe working environments in all their production facilities, following strict standards and prohibiting child labor. Their social commitment reflects a long-standing company philosophy of fairness, education, and global responsibility

    Quality and Safety

    Every toy undergoes rigorous in-house testing and independent certification by accredited laboratories to ensure they meet and often exceed European safety standards. The company’s direct control over its factories allows consistent quality assurance and adherence to ethical production practices. Goki toys are designed not only to be safe but also durable, educational, and full of play value, promoting creativity and learning through hands-on play.

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