Explore the charm of handmade wooden toys that inspire endless adventures. Our hay or straw bales sets, composed of 16 pieces each, offer durable, child-safe play for kids over 3 years old. Crafted by skilled Amish toymakers, these Amish wooden toys provided in your choice of yellow straw or green hay hues capture simplicity with a non-toxic finish for safe enjoyment.

Delight in the sturdy construction meant to outlast fleeting fads, as these pieces are designed to withstand the test of time and become cherished heirlooms. With no small parts to worry about, your child's playtime can be worry-free. Each set complements other wooden farm toys, multiplying the fun.

Lovingly made in the USA, this product promises delights without delays, shipping quickly across the USA. Embrace heritage with every play, as Lancaster County's echo of a clip-clopping horse-drawn carriage subtly breathes life unto handmade wooden toys made in the USA.

The perfect addition to the the wooden toy tractor and wagon. Sold separately.

Product Specifications

• Size
• 3/4 inches high
• 1 1/4 inches wide
• 2 1/4 inches long
• Weight is 6 ounces
• Two choices
• Yellow Straw
• Green Hay
• Recommended for children ages 3 and over
• This toy contains small parts which may be a choking hazard for small children
• No assembly required
• Special attention is paid to hand sanding edges and corners for a safe and beautiful product.
• Free Shipping. Delivery must occur within the USA. (Excludes Alaska and Hawaii)
  The estimated delivery date is approximately 7 business days after purchase with standard shipping. See the shipping and return policy below.
• Made in the USA

Clip Clop: the unmistakable sound of a horse-drawn carriage pulled down a country road. It’s a sound that hearkens back to a simpler time, a time when 
children's toys were powered not by batteries, but by the boundless energy of imagination. And while the going may be a little slower, oh, the things you’ll see along the way! 

Our toys and play furniture are handcrafted in the heart of Lancaster County,  where you can still hear this sound every day. Each piece is built to last, so it can be handed down for generations to come.