Channapatna wooden spinning top styled product photo

Channapatna Wooden Spinning Top – Lattoo

€5,00
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Channapatna wooden spinning top styled product photo

Channapatna Wooden Spinning Top – Lattoo

€5,00

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The Ancient Joy of Spin — Handcrafted in Channapatna

Few toys capture the pure delight of play like a spinning top. This handcrafted Channapatna lattoo is turned from ivory wood and finished in bold, vibrant lacquer stripes — a feast for the eyes even before it starts to spin. Wind the string, pull, and watch it whirl in a blur of colour.

Details

  • Handcrafted Channapatna toy in ivory wood (Wrightia tinctoria)
  • Finished with natural, non-toxic lacquer — safe for children
  • Domed body with bold stripe lacquer in vibrant colour combinations
  • Pointed cream wooden tip for smooth, stable spinning
  • Yellow ring spool with string pre-wound inside
  • Small coloured wooden ball on top
  • Available in multiple colour combinations — each one unique
  • GI (Geographical Indication) tagged craft from Karnataka, India

How to Play

  1. Wind the string around the spool
  2. Hold the top and pull the string sharply
  3. Watch it spin in a dazzling blur of colour!

Why You'll Love It

  • Develops hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills
  • Non-toxic, child-safe natural lacquer finish
  • Encourages active, screen-free play
  • Supports traditional Indian artisans and a 200-year-old craft heritage
  • A wonderful gift for children and collectors of Indian craft
  • Collect multiple colour combinations!

The spinning top is one of humanity’s oldest toys — found in archaeological sites across the ancient world. In Channapatna’s hands, it becomes something extraordinary: a small, perfectly balanced object of beauty that has brought joy to children for generations.

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