The team interviewed groups of children who got to try out prototypes and provide their points of view. What were their favourite colours? What did they think of the paper? “The children had very strong and sensible opinions. We also realised how they use drawing and painting gear. For example, if you’re four years old and in the middle of making a drawing, you don’t always think of putting the cap back on the felt pen. So, these pens will last up to three days without caps.” To ensure high quality at the right price, the development work was allowed to take extra time. “What children do and how they do it is super important. That’s why we considered all their feedback and made sure the products met their needs.”
The MÅLA series has everything your child needs when creativity kicks in. Paint! Cut! Draw! It’s all about having fun and letting your child explore the world through its own imagination – there’s no limit!
Delivery and assembly prices not included.Article number804.610.83
Product details
MRP Rs.504 (incl. tax)
A dream for the young artist ‒ 30 meters of drawing paper. Just use some felt-tip pens or watercolours and roll out the paper.
Creating and being creative makes you calm and focused, and is extra nice after a day of school and activities.
Designer
IKEA of Sweden
Country of Origin
CHINA, SWEDEN
Importer, Packer & Marketer
IKEA India Pvt. Ltd., Plot C1, Commercial Complex, Sector 47, Urban Estate, near BPCL Petrol Pump, Gurgaon- 122018, Haryana
Good to know
For use with MÅLA easel.
Materials and care
Material
Bleached chlorine-free paper
Care
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Safety and compliance
Recommended for ages from 3 years.
Measurements
- Width: 45 cm (17 ¾ ")
- Outside diameter: 8 cm (3 ¼ ")
- Roll length: 30 m (98 ')
- Inside diameter: 3 cm (1 ¼ ")
- Area: 13.50 m² (145 sq feet)
Packaging
MÅLA
Article number804.610.83- Length: 45 cm (17 ¾ ")
- Weight: 1.01 kg (2 lb 4 oz)
- Diameter: 8 cm (3 ")
- Package(s): 1
Love everything about this.Anonymous reviewerSuch a simple product idk what reviews are you even looking for. lol
It's probably the same thickness as your regular copier paper. And the part of it that's exposed to air, is going to turn yellow, sooner than you'd expect.
It nice for drawing SumanBuy it if you want to draw
MALAPradeepA wonderfull roll of paper for multiple use as Celebratory note writeup to cherish or use at kitchen or sports event to drawing painting or just cover up job
GoodRameshValue for Money
Good quality paperSherwinGood quality paper Compared to outside products
Great art paperJulieGood thickness. Kids love it.
goodRamadevigood
My Son Love itVenkataMy Son Love it
good product and paper qualityConchitagood product and paper quality
its goodSonaliits good
Fun Using It!Anonymous reviewerFun Using It!
Useful productAnilUseful product
Good QualityAnonymous reviewerGood Quality
Customer reviews
4.8Average rating
1261Reviews
Story
For all creative little explorers
Drawings all over the kitchen table and coloured felt pens without caps. Does it sound familiar? This is definitely part of living with children, and actually something to be happy about. Painting, drawing, and crafting are in fact not just fun, but important work, and a way for your child to develop. When we created the MÅLA series, we wanted to take children’s creation very seriously and listened to the true experts: the children themselves.
We always start with the child’s perspective to understand what they really need. In this project, we found facts and inspiration in pedagogy focusing on creativity. “We realised that creativity isn’t just any play for children, they’re little researchers who use creation to understand the world around them,” says Ina Tidbeck Sjöblom who was part of creating the MÅLA series.
Made for busy artists
Easy to get started
The MÅLA series has been around for a long time, but it keeps growing and evolving as we see new needs and get new ideas. All parts should be easy to grab and use whenever inspiration strikes. “The child shouldn’t need a parent nearby to start drawing or painting. Being able to do things on your own is an important part of development. You grow with the task.”