Set of ceramic building elements for recreating a Romanesque church. With this set of building elements made from ceramic stones and bricks, kiln-fired and pre-colored, along with the corresponding accessories, you can build a realistic model of a Romanesque church yourself.
The kit includes all the necessary components for assembling the model.
Romanesque architecture began around 950/960 and appeared throughout Europe. In France, it was replaced by Gothic architecture from the 1140s onwards, but north of the Alps, as well as in Spain and Italy, this transition only occurred during the 13th century. Typical features of Romanesque churches are the arched windows, massive walls, and relatively simple floor plans.
For ages 14 and up.
- Product Number
- 03611
Dimensions
- Age
- 14 + years
- Magnetic Tiles
- No
- Kinetic Sand
- No
Educational Value
- Montessori Method
- No
- STEM
- -
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