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Maniams Toys is a team of passionate designers who would like to bring unique toys for Indian children inspired by elements of Indian culture. These toys are made by integrating different skills of artisans across India. Each of the toys we design undergoes several stages of the design process including research, usability study, etc. Our toys are suitable for every child including specially abled children such with Autism. Maniams toys also cater to seniors suffering from Dementia. The toys are a comfortable fit for the Montessori & Waldorf system of education as well. Maniams toys help in developing the creative side of your child and will help them become a well-rounded individual. It was our deepest desire to create well-designed toys for children that entertain, educate and also enrich their lives. The toys at Maniams have been designed using High-Quality material such as Solid Pine Wood, Rubber Wood, Sheesham, Non-Toxic Paints, and a Non-Toxic-Environmental Friendly printing methodology. The packaging we use for our products is woven bamboo baskets and containers that are made by local artisans. This is a small initiative from our side to help these artisans make a livelihood and also to consciously be environment friendly.
Maniams is designing toys that are unique, out of the box that can be handed over through generations as heirloom pieces for the next generations to cherish our Indian culture through our toys.
Maniams is designing toys that are unique, out of the box that can be handed over through generations as heirloom pieces for the next generations to cherish our Indian culture through our toys.
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