„Flourishes" - Tray labyrinth set Wooden dexterity game Hand motor skills Sounds Wood

The “Flourishes” dexterity game develops hand–eye coordination, precision, and fine motor skills, and can be played almost anywhere. Challenge family and friends to a dexterity tournament in the park, on a meadow, or in your living room. Try playing while standing, balancing on one foot, walking, racing against the clock, or even with your eyes closed to see who can complete the maze by feel alone.

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€39.90

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Tray labirinth set Wooden dexterity game Hand motor skills Sounds Wood

This wooden dexterity game from Sounds Wood builds patience, precision, and hand–eye coordination while providing plenty of fun. Perfect for shared playtime or solo focus sessions.

Guide the ball to the finish line by balancing a wooden paddle-shaped labyrinth. The “Flourishes” dexterity game develops hand motor skills and can be enjoyed anywhere. Try hosting a skills tournament in the garden, park, or living room. Play standing, on one leg, walking, or with eyes closed – see who wins “by feel” or race against the clock!

This is a fascinating game that teaches, entertains, stimulates creativity, and supports manual development.

The “Flourishes” dexterity game is made of wood and produced in Poland – allowing us to oversee every stage of production to meet the highest quality and safety standards.

Specification of the “Flourishes” Wooden tray labirynth set Sounds Wood

Handmade product
Material: birch wood
Dimensions: 26x46 cm
Tray thickness: 0.8 cm
Weight: 1.5 kg
Set includes: 3 trays + 3 metal balls
Recommended age: 4+
Difficulty level: easy
Made in Poland
Puzzle design: Anna Nowacka

Benefits of the “Flourishes” Wooden tray labirynth set Sounds Wood

Cognitive development:
- Focus and attention – required to guide the ball precisely
- Logical thinking and planning – anticipate how to tilt the tray to avoid obstacles
Motor skill development:
- Fine motor skills – precise finger and hand movements
- Hand-eye coordination – track the ball and guide it at the same time
- Reflexes and muscle control – keeping the right pace is key
Emotional growth:
- Patience and perseverance – it might not work on the first try
- Sense of agency and satisfaction – children see the results of their effort