Where the Sword in the Stone Awaits Brave Hearts
The lake lies still. Only the shimmering sun on the water suggests that something magical is in the air. Behind the castle walls, it is unusually quiet – the great round is about to begin. Familiar figures gather at the table: A king in deep blue, a wizard with a long beard, kneeling knights with sparkling shields. At the heart of the scene is a sword – deeply embedded in rock, surrounded by legends. Anyone who participates here is more than just a spectator. They become part of a world where honor, fantasy, and courage play the leading roles.
Camelot – A Saga from Which Legends Are Forged
At the center of the British mythical world stands a place that continues to inspire imagination and research: Camelot, the legendary castle of King Arthur. Here, the mythical king is said to have reigned alongside the Knights of the Round Table – just, wise, and brave.
Inspired by Celtic traditions and medieval chronicles, Camelot became a symbol of ideal rule during the High Middle Ages.
Figures like Merlin, Guinevere, Lancelot, or the Sword Excalibur merge here into a timeless tale of courage, magic, and morality. Whether as a courtly role model or a legendary backdrop for adventures – Camelot continues to shape literature, theater, and gaming culture throughout Europe.
Heroes from Paper – Role-Playing with Knights and Magic
Key Features at a Glance
- Made from 100% recycled paper – completely plastic-free and sustainably produced
- Includes 12 game figures and detailed scenery for cutting out and crafting
- Encourages creative role play, dexterity, and narrative thinking
- Ideal for project weeks, museum pedagogy, or children's birthdays
- Dimensions assembled: approx. 24 x 16 x 18 cm – Packaging: 25.5 x 17.5 x 0.5 cm
Heroic Adventures to Fold Yourself
An afternoon is enough, and simple sheets of paper transform into an entire kingdom. Whether as a lovingly crafted activity at home, a creative project in the classroom, or a quiet activity at a children's birthday party – the theater around Camelot opens up countless possibilities.
In no time, a miniature stage is created, inviting both young and old crafters to invent their own stories: Will the sword in the stone be drawn? Can Merlin save the castle? What is the knight with the red shield planning?
The set is also perfect for museum shops or educational programs – as a participatory offering on the Arthurian saga, to depict medieval myths, or simply as a sustainable craft object with depth. The handicraft activity trains concentration, fine motor skills, and imagination – all without a screen.
A Word of Wisdom from Antiquity
"In omni opere iustitia, et mens recta, et manus fidelis."
– Ambrosius, 4th century AD
“In all actions: justice, a righteous mind, and a faithful hand.”
This quote from late antiquity reflects the ideal of virtuous action – in line with the Arthurian legend. Here too, justice, wisdom, and loyalty are the highest values to which the knights commit themselves. Values that can be playfully passed on in crafting and storytelling together.
Three Questions from the Round Table
How difficult is the setup for children?
The craft set is suitable for children from about 6 years old. However, younger crafters should be accompanied by an adult. The clear instructions guide you step by step through the setup.
What is included in the set?
The set consists of 5 pages of recycled paper with a castle backdrop, 12 figures, a base plate, and additional decorative elements such as trees and the sword in the stone. Everything for cutting, folding, and gluing.
What is the set particularly suitable for?
Ideal for school projects, birthdays, museum activities, or just as a meaningful activity on rainy days. Adults also appreciate the set as a creative gift or nostalgic decorative object.
"Our students were thrilled! The figures and backdrops are not only lovingly designed but immediately encourage retelling and expanding the Arthurian story. An ideal material for project weeks!"
– Teacher, 3rd Grade, Primary School in Baden-Württemberg
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