Description

Nine vegetables a Pakistani child sees in the sabzi basket every week, drawn realistically rather than as cartoons: eggplant, mushroom, tomato, pea pod, cucumber, carrot, corn, cabbage and red pepper. Each is a lift-out wooden piece with a small red knob on top.

The realistic artwork is the point. A glossy purple baingan on the board looks like the one on the kitchen counter, so the step from puzzle to real life is short, and a toddler who fits the carrot at play can point to the gajar at dinner.

Most pieces have their English name printed on the board beside them: Eggplant, Mushroom, Tomato, Cucumber, Carrot, Corn, Cabbage and Red pepper. The pea pod's label is a transliteration rather than the English word, so that one is best named aloud. The leafy piece labelled Cabbage is drawn more like a bok choy.

The pieces sit in plain recesses cut to each vegetable's outline, so the shape of the hole, not the label, is what guides a child who cannot read yet.

It is the small, affordable companion to our larger Vegetable Cognition Board, which holds eleven vegetables at Rs. 1,550. This one has nine knobbed pieces and suits younger hands.

Order the vegetable peg board from Safencia for Rs. 540 with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan, from Karachi and Lahore to Multan and Peshawar. We confirm stock and delivery on WhatsApp before dispatch.

Why this product is worth considering

Nine Everyday Vegetables

Eggplant, mushroom, tomato, pea pod, cucumber, carrot, corn, cabbage and red pepper.

Realistic Artwork

Vegetables drawn like the real thing, so board and kitchen basket match.

Red Grip Knobs

A small red knob on every piece for lifting, building the pinch grip.

Features

Nine Everyday Vegetables

Eggplant, mushroom, tomato, pea pod, cucumber, carrot, corn, cabbage and red pepper.

Realistic Artwork

Vegetables drawn like the real thing, so board and kitchen basket match.

Red Grip Knobs

A small red knob on every piece for lifting, building the pinch grip.

English Labels

Names printed beside most pieces, from Eggplant to Red pepper.

Outline Recesses

Each hole is cut to its vegetable's shape, so the fit itself shows the answer.

Rs. 540 Starter Board

Nine pieces at a small price, the younger sibling of our eleven-vegetable board.

Specifications

Product nameVegetable Wooden Peg Puzzle Board (9 Named Vegetables with Knobs)
CategoryEducational Toys
Recommended age2+ years
Pieces9 vegetable pieces with red knobs
VegetablesEggplant, mushroom, tomato, pea pod, cucumber, carrot, corn, cabbage, red pepper
ArtworkRealistic vegetable pictures
LabelsEnglish names printed beside most pieces
RecessesPlain wood, cut to each vegetable's outline
BoardNatural wood with printed herbs and leaves
PowerNone — no batteries, no sound
PriceRs. 540
Stock statusIn stock
Cash on DeliveryAvailable across Pakistan
Delivery time3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation
What is included1 x vegetable peg puzzle board, 9 x knobbed vegetable pieces, Standard protective packing

What's in the Box

  • 1 x vegetable peg puzzle board
  • 9 x knobbed vegetable pieces
  • Standard protective packing

FAQs

Which vegetables are on the Vegetable Peg Puzzle Board?

Nine: eggplant, mushroom, tomato, pea pod, cucumber, carrot, corn, cabbage and red pepper. Each is a separate wooden piece with its own red knob.

Are the names printed on the board?

Yes, beside most pieces in English: Eggplant, Mushroom, Tomato, Cucumber, Carrot, Corn, Cabbage and Red pepper. The pea pod's label is not the English word, so name that one aloud.

What age is it suitable for?

Knob puzzles like the Vegetable Peg Puzzle Board suit children from about eighteen months to four years. Keep an adult nearby with the youngest, as the knobs are small parts.

Can I teach Urdu names with it?

Easily. The pictures are realistic, so baingan, tamatar, gajar, makai and kheera match what the child sees in the kitchen, even though the printed labels are English.

How is it different from the Vegetable Cognition Board?

That board has eleven named vegetables and costs Rs. 1,550. The Vegetable Peg Puzzle Board has nine pieces with red knobs at Rs. 540, better suited to toddlers.

Is there a picture under each piece?

No, the recesses are plain wood. Each hole is cut to its vegetable's outline, so the long carrot or the curved corn only drops into its own place.

Is the cabbage really a cabbage?

It is labelled Cabbage but drawn as a leafy green closer to bok choy. We mention it so you can name it the way you prefer.

Does the Vegetable Peg Puzzle Board have other boards in its series?

We also sell fruit, insect, vehicle, sea animal and dessert peg boards in the same knob-puzzle style, handy for building a small set.

Can I pay cash on delivery for Vegetable Peg Puzzle Board 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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Total priceRs. 540