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Kay Bojesen designed the Rattle in 1932, one of his earliest and best-loved designs. The ball at its center turns and spins within the ring. It is ...

The Pyramid Tower is an original Kay Bojesen design in clear primary colors, a nod to the stacking towers many of us remember from childhood. It is...

The Kay Bojesen Pram Chain is a string of painted beech balls and little wooden figures that brings Kay Bojesen charm to every stroll. It attaches ...

The Kay Bojesen Platform gives the Mini Bride and Groom a stable base on top of a wedding cake. It is made of white painted beech and measures 3.9 ...

The Kay Bojesen Groom is dressed in a dark suit with a white shirt and black bow tie, with buttons, a pocket handkerchief and lapels painted in det...

The Kay Bojesen Bride wears a floor-length white dress with long sleeves and silver details at the waist and wrists. Fine painted stripes give the ...

Datti is one of the two skiers Kay Bojesen designed toward the end of the 1940s, named after the wife of Bojesen's son. Her red cheeks and cheerful...

Kay Bojesen designed his two skiers toward the end of the 1940s. Boje, the boy, is named after the pet name of Bojesen's son, Otto, and wears a che...

Kay Bojesen's interpretation of The Little Match Girl shows her dressed in a hood that falls over her shoulders, with patches in subtle colors on h...

The Kay Bojesen Chimney Sweeper stands tall in his uniform with shiny buttons, a white scarf and a top hat. His shape is based on the uniformed cha...

The Kay Bojesen Sandman wears a light blue nightshirt, dark blue pajama trousers, slippers and a little hat, and holds two umbrellas. His shape is ...

The Kay Bojesen Marine has a slim silhouette, a dark blue uniform, a striped scarf and his hat tilted at an angle. The figure recalls Bojesen's own...

The Drummer is one of the guardsmen Kay Bojesen created in 1942, inspired by the Royal Guard at Amalienborg Palace. He is hand-painted beech and st...

Inspired by the Royal Guard at Amalienborg Palace, Kay Bojesen created his hand-painted guardsmen in 1942. The Guardsman with Gun has been a proud ...

Kay Bojesen first made his wooden soldiers in 1940 for King Christian X's 70th birthday, and in 1942 created these smaller figures. The Guardsman w...

Kay Bojesen created his guardsmen in 1942, inspired by the Royal Guard at Amalienborg Palace in Copenhagen. The Standard-Bearer carries the Danish ...

Christmas Lise is a festive Kay Bojesen figure in red, white and blue, made to bring a little Christmas spirit around the house. She is made of pai...

Christmas Ole is a festive red, white and blue Kay Bojesen figure made for holiday decorating. He is made of painted beech and stands 6.9 inches ta...

Santa Clara, also known as Mrs. Santa, joins Kay Bojesen's Santa Claus, whom he first drew in 1948. Together they make a festive pair for the Chris...

Kay Bojesen's Santa Claus dates from the 1940s and carries his sack and walking stick. He is the kind of decoration that becomes part of a family's...

The Kay Bojesen Christmas Tree takes the shape of the classic Kay Bojesen stacking tower and turns it into a holiday decoration. The green comes fr...

The Kay Bojesen Christmas Stocking features the iconic Monkey pattern and a red ribbon, made as a companion to the Monkey Christmas Sweater 2024. I...

The Kay Bojesen Liliput Tote Bag is printed with the miniature Bear, Elephant and Hippo from the Liliput series. It is made of 100% certified cotto...