Sky blue and royal blue are separate, parrot green sits beside green, and golden, maroon and grey each get a panel.
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All fifteen panels: a balloon filled with each colour, its English name inside, the Urdu name in the corner and an object drawn in the same shade.
Description
Fifteen colours in a grid of three across and five down. Each panel holds a balloon filled with the colour, the colour's name written inside the balloon in English, the Urdu name in the corner, and — this is the part that does the teaching — a familiar thing drawn in exactly that colour. A red teddy, a yellow banana, a purple brinjal, a green snake, a grey rabbit.
That second object is what separates this from a paint swatch. A balloon labelled BROWN means nothing to a three-year-old; a brown hare running across the panel means the child has something to hold the word to. Ask a class what colour a brinjal is and you get the word purple back much faster than you get it from an abstract square.
The shade list is fuller than the usual six. Alongside red, yellow, green, black and white it prints sky blue and royal blue as separate colours, parrot green as its own shade next to green, plus golden, maroon, grey, pink, orange, brown and purple. A child who only knows blue has no word for the difference between a sky and a dolphin; this chart gives them two.
The white panel is the honest curiosity of the sheet. White cannot print on white paper, so its balloon is drawn as an outline and its elephant is a line drawing with no fill. It looks unfinished next to the other fourteen, and it is worth telling a child why rather than letting them think the printer ran out of ink.
Every colour carries its Urdu name: سرخ, نیلا, نارنجی, گلابی, سنہری, سبز, پیلا, جامنی, سرمئی, بھورا, کالا, گہرا نیلا, طوطا سبز, سفید and میرون. Bilingual naming matters more with colours than with almost anything else, because colour words are among the first a child uses at home and the first they need at school.
No size and no paper weight is printed anywhere on the Colours Wall Chart, so we state neither. It arrives as a printed sheet inside a purple border. Send us a WhatsApp message and we will measure the copy in stock before it goes out.
The price is Rs. 195 with Cash on Delivery all over Pakistan, from Lahore and Karachi to Islamabad and Rawalpindi. We confirm stock and your city's delivery charge on WhatsApp before dispatch.
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Features
Specifications
| Product name | Colours Wall Chart (15 Colours, Balloons and Animals, English and Urdu) |
|---|---|
| Category | Educational Toys |
| Recommended age | 2+ years |
| Type | Printed wall chart |
| Colours | 15, counted from the chart |
| Layout | Three panels across by five down, each panel ruled |
| Panel content | A filled balloon with the English name inside, the Urdu name in the corner, and a matching picture |
| Shade list | Red, sky blue, orange, pink, golden, green, yellow, purple, grey, brown, black, royal blue, parrot green, white, maroon |
| White panel | Printed as an outline only, because white does not show on white paper |
| Languages | English and Urdu on every panel |
| Size | Not printed on the sheet, so not claimed |
| Fixing | No adhesive backing and no fixing method printed |
| Price | Rs. 195 |
| Stock status | In stock |
| Cash on Delivery | Available across Pakistan |
| Delivery time | 3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation |
| What is included | 1 x printed colours wall chart, Standard protective packing |
What's in the Box
- 1 x printed colours wall chart
- Standard protective packing
FAQs
How many colours are on the chart?
Fifteen, counted from the sheet. The Colours Wall Chart sets them in a grid three across and five down, each with its own panel holding a balloon, an English name, an Urdu name and a matching picture.
Which shades does it include beyond the basic ones?
Sky blue and royal blue as separate colours, parrot green alongside green, plus golden, maroon, grey, pink, orange and brown. That is what makes the Colours Wall Chart useful past the first week.
Why does the white panel look unfinished?
Because white ink cannot show on white paper. On every Colours Wall Chart the white balloon and its elephant are printed as outlines only, which is a limit of printing rather than a fault in your particular copy.
Are the colour names in Urdu too?
Yes, every panel on the Colours Wall Chart carries one. سرخ sits beside RED, پیلا beside YELLOW, گہرا نیلا beside ROYAL BLUE, and so on across all fifteen panels.
What pictures are used for the colours?
Everyday things a child can picture. The Colours Wall Chart uses a teddy for red, a banana for yellow, a brinjal for purple, a parrot for parrot green, a dolphin for royal blue and an elephant for white.
What age does it suit?
Two to six. The youngest children match balloon to picture, and by prep a child is reading the English word and the Urdu word off the same panel.
How big is the sheet?
No measurement is printed on it, so we will not quote one. Message us on WhatsApp and we will measure the copy we are holding before you order.
Can it go on a wall directly?
It is a printed sheet with nothing sticky on the back and no fixing method printed on it, so we make no claim. Corner tape or a clip frame is the usual answer in a classroom.
Can I pay cash on delivery for Colours Wall Chart in Pakistan?
Yes. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and many other cities.
How fast is delivery in Pakistan?
Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Delivery usually takes 3-5 working days in major Pakistani cities, depending on courier route and city.
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