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The Kay Bojesen Rabbit dates from 1957, the youngest design in his family of wooden figures. It is a keepsake for birthdays, graduations, anniversa...

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 ...

Created for the Rocking Horse's 90th anniversary, these miniatures scale down Kay Bojesen's 1936 classic for display. They are collector's pieces r...

The Kay Bojesen Rocking Horse has been part of his family of wooden animals since 1936. With graceful lines and a gentle curve, it is often handed ...

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 ...

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 Santa's Cap is a little red hat that turns your wooden figures into Christmas decorations. An elastic cord keeps it in place on the...

The Kay Bojesen Songbird is one of the most cheerful pieces in his collection, a rounded bird with a confident beak and bright, glossy colors. This...

This Medium Kay Bojesen Songbird is the natural-wood version of the colorful classic. It keeps the rounded body, oversized head and upright stance ...

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

Story Birds give the Kay Bojesen Songbird a contemporary twist. Each bird carries a feeling and wears its name on a small token on its chest: Joy, ...

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...

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...

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...

Bella is the Kay Bojesen Year Bird for 2025, a limited edition engraved with the year. She has a dark grey beak, a light grey head, creamy yellow p...

The Kay Bojesen Zebra was created in 1935 and is still one of his most loved designs. Its graphic black and white stripes make it stand out in any ...