Block Party Wood Toy - Gal
Areaware is a U.S.-based design brand known for turning everyday objects into playful, art-driven pieces by collaborating with independent designers.
Areaware Andy Rementer Block Party Wood Toy – Gal is a colorful, stackable character toy that celebrates individuality and creativity, allowing you to mix, match, and rearrange pieces to build unique personalities.
Stackable wooden figure with interchangeable parts
Designed by artist Andy Rementer
Encourages creativity and storytelling
Inspired by diverse “neighborhood” characters
Recommended for ages 6+
Size: approx. 2.2 Ă— 1 Ă— 7 in.
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Block Party Wood Toy - Gal
Block Party Wood Toy - Gal
Areaware is a U.S.-based design brand known for turning everyday objects into playful, art-driven pieces by collaborating with independent designers.
Areaware Andy Rementer Block Party Wood Toy – Gal is a colorful, stackable character toy that celebrates individuality and creativity, allowing you to mix, match, and rearrange pieces to build unique personalities.
Stackable wooden figure with interchangeable parts
Designed by artist Andy Rementer
Encourages creativity and storytelling
Inspired by diverse “neighborhood” characters
Recommended for ages 6+
Size: approx. 2.2 Ă— 1 Ă— 7 in.
Original: $6.39
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Areaware is a U.S.-based design brand known for turning everyday objects into playful, art-driven pieces by collaborating with independent designers.
Areaware Andy Rementer Block Party Wood Toy – Gal is a colorful, stackable character toy that celebrates individuality and creativity, allowing you to mix, match, and rearrange pieces to build unique personalities.
Stackable wooden figure with interchangeable parts
Designed by artist Andy Rementer
Encourages creativity and storytelling
Inspired by diverse “neighborhood” characters
Recommended for ages 6+
Size: approx. 2.2 Ă— 1 Ă— 7 in.
