areaware | palimals | giraffe
Dimensions: 4 x 4.8 x 9.9cm
Material: Wood, non-toxic paint, cotton rope, hardware and magnets
Palimals are a colorful pack of wooden animals that celebrate connection and friendship. Though each Palimal is different in its own special way (just like you!), they’ll always stick together. Their hands have embedded magnets so they can link arms, hold hands, or climb up the fridge. Palimals are happiest when they’re with buddies. Collect them all for the ultimate hang!
Recommended for ages 4 and up.
Care instructions: Store in a cool, dry place. To clean, wipe with a soft, damp cloth.
Palimals go through 30 careful steps of assembly, from woodwork to hand-painted details. Each character is unique and may have small variations from one to another. Palimals are toys made to be played with. Any dents, scuffs, or scratches they may acquire are signs of love and play, fulfilling Palimals’ purpose of friendship and connection.
Click for more ideas from BRAND | Areaware
Areaware is a New York City based producer of everyday objects that are both functional and unusual. Their goals are to create thoughtful products that inspire an emotional response and to explore design languages as a means of creating new syncretic forms. They have a good sense of humor and their objects are poetic, creating a strong voice for American design. They believe that appreciation for beauty is central to what it means to be alive and they seek to embody this principle in even the simplest things.
Click for more ideas from Rilla Alexander (designer)Rilla Alexander is an Australian-born, Los Angeles based graphic designer, illustrator and picture book maker whose work has appeared on everything from toys and tea cups to busses and buildings.
Her characters dance across Museo del Prado's ceramics and stationery, populate Swiss Credit Cards and sleep on the walls of a Copenhagen hotel (where she replaced the bed with a tent).
She has illustrated books she has written (Her Idea, The Best Book in the World) and ones she hasn't (Jane Yolen’s A Bear Sat on my Porch Today, Lemony Snicket’s Swarm of Bees). One she both wrote and illustrated, The New Rooster, won a New York Times/New York Public Library 2022 Best Illustrated Children’s Book.
She has made board book series (Touchwords, Motor Mix) and a set of pocket sized books for preschoolers (Hippo Park Pals). Herbert on the Slide was named a 2023 Charlotte Zolotow Highly Commended Book.
Her latest picture book 'You Rule!' is about measuring immeasurable things in life like bravery, kindness and love.
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