Kay Bojesen Standard BEARER medium 1942
Kay Bojesen Standard BEARER medium 1942
Kay Bojesen Standard BEARER medium 1942
Kay Bojesen Standard BEARER medium 1942
Kay Bojesen

Kay Bojesen Standard BEARER medium 1942

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    Inspired by one of Denmark's national symbols from Amalienborg Castle Square, Kay Bojesen created his guards in 1942.

    The medium-sized Standard-bearer by Kay Bojesen is 50 cm tall, which is half the size of the familiar tall guardsman. The hand-painted beech wood guard was originally created by Kay Bojesen in 1942 with inspiration from the real guards at Amalienborg Palace, which is one of Denmark’s major national symbols. The Standard-bearer is made of durable spun polyester.

    Material : Painted beech, polyester

    Size : Height 77 cm Depth 16 cm

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    About the brand

    Kay Bojesen

    Kay Bojesen was a Danish silversmith and designer known for his iconic wooden figurines and toys. His designs are characterized by their simple, clean lines, craftsmanship, and a touch of whimsy.

    Kay Bojesen is best known for his wooden figurines, which have become timeless classics. These include the wooden monkey, the wooden elephant, the wooden bear, and the wooden songbird. These figurines are characterized by their smooth, rounded forms and playful expressions. They are loved for their charm and ability to bring joy to both children and adults.

    The attention to detail and the use of natural materials contribute to the longevity and enduring appeal of his designs.

    They are not only decorative objects but also interactive toys that engage the user.