The wooden rabbit was designed by Danish Kay Bojesen (1886-1958) and came into life in 1957. Later on the manufacturer, Kay Bojesen Denmark, re-launched the classic rabbit painted red and yellow.

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Kay Bojesen (1886-1958) in the Savannah. The family of wooden animals has been expanded to include the hand-painted zebra, one of Kay Bojesen’s first exotic animals. It was created in 1935 and is still much loved.

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Alfred, the Kay Bojesen bird, is the latest addition to the family of wooden toys. Alfred is made of natural and smoked oak and is ideal for any contemporary interior where natural materials dominate.

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The wooden hippo was designed by Danish Kay Bojesen (1886-1958) and came into life in 1955. It was originally intended as a fun pencil holder.

Now the hippo is available in a larger version covered by blackboard painting. One chalk is included as well. 

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The Sea Parrot by Kay Bojesen was born in 1954. With its open wings and welcoming shape the sea parrot quickly becomes a dear friend of the family. 

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