Kikkerland Design Inc

Kidoki Paper Balloons

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$4.8 $8 In stock

Category: Gifts Under $10

Washi paper balloons, or Kamifusen, is a traditional toy created by the wives of fisherman using handmade paper dating back to the 1920's. Today, they are enjoyed by people of all ages as a fun and eco-friendly alternative to plastic balloons. Washi paper is made of 100% pure wood pulp.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas J. ★★★★★

My niece was absolutely captivated when I showed her how to puff up the paper balloon—the way the soft washi paper expands is surprisingly satisfying. Takes just a quick breath to inflate, and it’s sturdy enough for gentle indoor tosses. For under ten bucks, it’s a charming, screen-free toy that fee

George ★★★★★

The way the paper crinkles when you puff one open is oddly satisfying. I hung a few in the living room, and they’ve kept their shape for over a week without tearing.

Isabella ★★★★★

Brought these for a party craft station and the kids were instantly captivated by the satisfying crinkle sound as they inflated the paper balloons. The traditional washi paper feels surprisingly sturdy, and even the adults enjoyed batting them around the room.