schleich WILD LIFE Slow Loris 14852 Recommended age 3 years Brown

The schleich WILD LIFE Slow Loris 14852 is a hand-painted animal figure modelled on the nocturnal primate. Designed for children aged 3 years and older, the figure reproduces the Slow Loris in brown tones with lifelike proportions and textured fur detail. As part of the WILD LIFE collection, this figurine supports imaginative play and introduces basic wildlife features such as large forward-facing eyes and a compact, arboreal body shape.

Advantages

The figure is manufactured with attention to sculptural detail and realistic colouring to encourage accurate role play and educational use. Its compact size and durable plastic material make it suitable for everyday handling by young children. The durable paint finish and carefully modelled anatomy allow the Slow Loris to be displayed as part of a larger animal collection or used in play scenarios that highlight nocturnal behaviour and rainforest habitats.

Suitable for

• Imaginative play for children aged 3 and up
• Educational activities about nocturnal animals and rainforest ecosystems
• Collection display as part of the schleich WILD LIFE series
• Storytelling, dioramas, and small-scale role play

Key specifications

• Recommended minimum age: 3 years
• Finish: hand-painted detail
• Material: durable model-grade plastic
• Colour: brown with naturalistic shading
• Theme: nocturnal primate figure from a wildlife collection

How to use

Use the schleich WILD LIFE Slow Loris figure as a tactile prop in play scenes, educational lessons, or display arrangements. Encourage children to explore nocturnal animal behaviour by creating night-time scenarios or rainforest habitats using other figures and accessories. Clean the figure with a soft, damp cloth; avoid bleach or abrasive cleaners. Inspect regularly for damage if used by younger children and store in a dry place when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Combine this Slow Loris with other schleich WILD LIFE figures and habitat accessories to create accurate dioramas and extend learning about wildlife. Supervise young children during play and follow the recommended age guidance to ensure safe use.