Published figures
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 0.60 × 0.74 × 0.84 m
As published by Percussion Play. Park Plan never estimates a figure.
Installation and tender detail
| Shipment weight | 33 kg |
| Materials | stainless-steel |
| Lead time | 4–6 weeks |
Description
C Major Pentatonic The Ladybug is a colorful outdoor musical instrument that combines nature-inspired design with engaging hands-on play. Perched on a green leaf and supported by a stainless-steel stem, this cheerful garden visitor encourages children to explore music, creativity, and the natural world through touch and discovery. Players simply press the Ladybug's six black spots to create bright, harmonious tones. The intuitive layout makes it easy to play, while the pentatonic tuning ensures every note sounds pleasing together, helping young children build confidence through musical exploration. With no mallets required, the Ladybug is perfect for early years environments, libraries, family attractions, and nature-themed play spaces. Create a Musical Habitat The Ladybug pairs beautifully with other instruments from our Inspired by Nature collection, including the Butterfly, Dragonfly, Firefly, and Toadstool, helping to create a playful musical habitat where children can explore sound, nature, and creativity through play. Product Highlights Bright, playful ladybug design Produces clear, gentle tones for sensory play 6 notes in C-major pentatonic tuning for easy, harmonious melodies Hands-on play – no mallets needed Encourages early musical development and creativity Sparks curiosity about nature and insects Compact size - fits perfectly in small outdoor areas Durable construction for inclusive outdoor spaces Flexible mounting options – ground, surface, or wall-mounted Perfect For Libraries and community learning spaces Nature-themed play environments Pollinator and wildlife gardens Family attractions Early years settings Codes: Ground Install PP-LADY-GF (MSRP USD 4,045); Surface Mounted PP-LADY-SF (MSRP USD 4,440); Wall Mounted PP-LADY-WF (MSRP USD 4,052).
As written by Percussion Play.
