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The Anniversary Monkey Reworked marks 70 years since Kay Bojesen carved the first Monkey. Rather than a straightforward reissue, it was conceived a...

Kay Bojesen's friendly Bear was born in 1952, inspired by a young bear cub named Ursula at the Copenhagen Zoo. With its open arms and gentle face, ...

The Kay Bojesen Bird Bag Charm features the classic Songbird in miniature, made to be carried on a bag, belt or keys. The Gold/Natural Leather vers...

This Kay Bojesen Bird Bag Charm carries a miniature painted Songbird, a small way to take a piece of Danish design with you every day. The bird is ...

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 ...

The Kay Bojesen Cap x DBU is a small red cap made for the Mini Monkey, created with the Danish Football Association to mark the 2024 UEFA European ...

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...

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...

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 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 Dog, known as Pind, was first crafted in 1934. This anniversary edition celebrates the dachshund's 90th year and is embossed with a...

Kay Bojesen's Dachshund dates from 1934 and was one of the first animals he designed. With its long body and alert ears, it has been a family favor...

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...

The Kay Bojesen Elephant was introduced in 1953 and has become one of the best-loved members of his family of wooden animals, with its long trunk, ...

The Kay Bojesen Graduation Cap is a miniature mortarboard made to fit the Small Kay Bojesen Monkey. It turns the Monkey into a ready-made graduatio...

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...

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...

This Kay Bojesen Hippo continues the 1955 idea of a hippo that looks after the pencils on your desk, with a practical update: it is painted with bl...

To mark the Hippo's 70th anniversary, Kay Bojesen Denmark released it in a true hippo grey with a pink mouth. According to the archives, Bojesen hi...

The Kay Bojesen Hippo was born in 1955 as a witty desk companion meant to keep pencils in order. Its angular form and open mouth set it apart from ...

Kay Bojesen's Horse first appeared in the early 1930s and quickly became a favorite with children and adults. Its soft lines and cheerful expressio...

The Kay Bojesen Horse dates from the early 1930s and remains one of his most recognizable animals, with soft lines and a gentle, cheerful face. Thi...