What happens to the scraps when balls are made? At Ratatam, they don't end up in the bin. The Ratatam confetti ball is made in France from shredded pieces of old balls, which are repurposed into a new ball. That's also where the speckles in all the colors come from, a bit like a terrazzo floor, but round and fun to play with.
And no, confetti won't be swirling around your living room. The scraps are inside the wall of the confetti ball itself and not loose inside, so they stay where they belong. It comes in two sizes: the small one of 10 cm fits in a child's hand and in any school bag, the large one of 22 cm is for those who want a slightly bigger ball to throw, roll, and catch.
And then there's the packaging. Ratatam has put so much care into it that wrapping it becomes almost unnecessary: you can immediately place the colorful play ball on the birthday table or take it along to a party. For those who love toys with a good story, made in Europe from phthalate-free PVC, this is a gift that tells more than you would think at first glance.