Djeco Inspired by - Pablo Picasso/Square Heads

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Key Features

Inspired by Pablo Picasso: Introduces children to the style of the renowned cubist master.
Creative Collage Activity: Encourages artistic skills through assembling and superimposing printed cardboard pieces.
Deconstructed Portraits: Allows creation of 4 unique portraits exploring perspective and cubism.
Complete Kit: Includes 4 illustrated cards (21.5 x 28 cm), 6 pre-cut sheets of corrugated cardboard, detachable cardboard shapes, paper stickers, and glue.
Educational Focus: Combines art history with hands-on creativity, exploring the origins of collage and cubism.
Child-Friendly Design: Designed for kids to enjoy while learning new artistic techniques.

Set Contents

4 illustrated cards (21.5 x 28 cm)
6 illustrated and pre-cut sheets of corrugated cardboard
1 sheet of thick, detachable cardboard shapes
1 sheet of paper stickers
1 tube of glue.

Be inspired by one of the greats while learning new artistic skills. This set designed by Diego Lizan is a collage activity that invites children to discover the style of Pablo Picasso, the great master of cubism. Little by little, the pieces of printed cardboard are assembled and superimposed to create 4 de-constructed portraits that play with perspective.

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Djeco

About the Brand

Djeco is an award-winning French company that produces a range of toys, puzzles, art and craft activities and decor.

Beautifully illustrated, by a team of over 200 talented artists and designers, their range is eclectic, original and ever-expanding.

With exquisite, colourful designs and timeless appeal, their range stimulates a child's creativity and imaginative play. Many of their products, including their range of boxed puzzles, are ideal keepsakes that will continue to appeal long into a child's teenage years.

Djeco integrates environmental considerations at every stage of the product lifecycle. Packaging sizes are optimised and since 2021, single-use plastics in both inside and outside product packaging have been eliminated.