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Orange Tree Toys Tumbling Tower
$44.95
Description
Build up the blocks in layers of 3, take turns to roll the dice and remove the block that matches the colour & farmyard animal. Keep going until the tower comes tumbling down! The colourful blocks can also be used as building blocks to stack in different ways or be stacked to create domino chains. This game is great for littles ones to develop their hand-eye coordination, colour recognition and dexterity. The blocks come with a canvas bag for easy storage.
Sustainably Stylish. Responsibly Made.
Crafted entirely from FSC-certified wood and packed in fully recyclable packaging, this product is designed with the planet in mind.
By choosing it, you're not just making a smart purchase - you’re supporting responsible forest management and helping reduce landfill waste.
Dimensions: 7.5cm x 2.5cm x 1.5cm (per block). This tumbling tower is a great fun game for 1 or more players!
Return policy
Refund Policy - we are happy to refund items that have a manufacturing defect.
We do not refund for change of mind etc, but are happy to exchange or offer store credit if a receipt is presented, the items are in store condition with tags attached and within 14 days of purchase. Postage - flat rate is $10 postage on all web purchases, we will send your items via Australia Post, this excludes oversize/heavy items that do not fit in a standard Australia Post Medium bag, if extra postage is required we will contact you.
Shipping
We offer FREE POSTAGE on web purchases over $100
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Chaos & Karma began as a humble market stall, born from a shared love of art, creativity, and the joy of handmade treasures. What started with framed artworks, recycled sculptures, and handmade earrings soon blossomed into a thriving boutique. Founded by mother-and-daughter duo Helen and Jordie, our store has grown from the Orange Arcade to our beautiful main street home at 193 Summer Street. Every corner of Chaos & Karma reflects our passion for colour, individuality, and the eclectic — a space where every item has a story, and every visit feels a little bit magical.