Art & music · Range
Art & Music
Music and art materials take more abuse than any other toy category. A tambourine is hit, a xylophone is dropped, an easel is leaned on and painted. Our Art & Music range carries 80 wooden instruments and art tools built for that — xylophones, drums, tambourines, castanets, maracas, rain sticks, rhythm sets and children's easels.
For nurseries and music groups, the buying logic is a set rather than a single instrument: a rhythm set that covers eight children is a better order than eight identical shakers. For retail, the gift box and the sound quality decide the sale, so we tune and check every instrument before packing.
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
0–2 yrs
0–2 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
0–2 yrs
3–5 yrs
0–2 yrs
5–8 yrs
0–2 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
5–8 yrs
0–2 yrs
3–5 yrs
3–5 yrs
5–8 yrs
Buying notes
What to check before you order
Instruments are tuned and checked by ear before packing. Painted surfaces are water-based and EN71-3 tested; drum skins are synthetic unless a natural skin is specified.
If you are building a range rather than buying one item, start with two or three bestsellers in the range and add depth later. We will send a loading plan and carton list before production starts.
Other ranges
Mix a container across ranges — most buyers do.
Art & Music — FAQ
Are the instruments tuned?
Can instruments carry our brand?
What is the MOQ for an easel?
Do you supply replacement parts?
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