Djeco refers to the small lizard gecko that brings good luck in homes in Southeast Asia.
Djeco is a family business transmitted from mother to son. A sustainable company whose only slogans are creativity, daring and passion.
Since 1954, from its historic offices on the banks of the Seine, the small team Djeco has fun inventing games and toys for the delight of children.
Surrounded by designers, illustrators and inventors they seek, experiment, share ... and from this boiling, collections are born which favor graphic design, design and aesthetics.
Guided by a family spirit, they all work together very seriously but never take themselves seriously. A company on a human scale guided by a wind of freedom and a grain of fantasy.
Their toys travel around the world and are distributed in pretty, specialized shops that look like them, in keeping with their values. Djeco a French know-how that travels beyond the borders.
Beadwork art: discover "the joys of beadwork" (perlage) with this exquisite set. A technique requiring patience and precision for a dazzling result.
Lagoon theme: create a composition inspired by the "Lagoon", using the shimmer and texture of beads to mimic calming aquatic depths.
For adults & teens: a "creative workshop intended for adults" and teenagers aged 14 and up, designed to provide a moment of calm and focus.
Precious creation: experience "the satisfaction of making an embroidered work yourself" with intricate detail, worthy of a craftsman.
All Aboard!: mia is getting ready to board a funny train for great adventures. A vibrant and whimsical illustration that sparks the imagination.
Silhouette Box: more than just packaging. The unique shaped box stands upright and serves as a beautiful decorative piece for a child's bedroom.
Perfect for Little Hands: features 36 large pieces designed for easy gripping, making it a satisfying challenge for children around age 4.
Storytelling: a puzzle to imagine and tell stories. Where is the train going? Who are Mia's new friends? The scene invites kids to create their own narratives.
