Kay Bojesen - Bear Limited Edition Reworked Anniversary Large

Bear Reworked Limited Edition H40.

Kay Bojesen's bear is made of high-quality wood. The excellent workmanship and high-quality wood ensure playing fun for generations. The Wooden Bear is part of a collection of wooden animals that designer Kay Bojesen created between 1935 and 1957. The Danish company Rosendahl Design Group produces the wooden animals in close collaboration with Kay Bojesen's family.

The Reworked Anniversary Edition:

The Kay Bojesen bear is now available in a limited edition of different types of wood to make each product unique. And this bear has a special Kay Bojesen stamp. The bear comes in a beautiful and specially developed storage box, perfect for neat storage or as a gift. The product is made of natural material, which makes each piece very unique.

The Bear is now 70 years old and this is being celebrated with the Reworked Bears series, which has a 70th anniversary stamp on the leg and is supplied in a limited edition in a special wooden anniversary box. The big bear is 40 cm tall and is a scaled version of Kay Bojesen's original design. The big bear is limited to 400 numbered pieces.

Material: Mixed wood, Fsc certified wood.
Dimensions: Height 40 cm, Width 25.50 cm, Depth 14 cm.

Good to know about the Reworked Anniversary beer.

The design is celebrating its 70th anniversary.
The series is limited to 400 pieces.
Each item is unique and may vary slightly in appearance.
Also available in bear small and bear medium .
Comes in wooden gift packaging.

About the designer:

Bojesen himself has adhered to the mantra all his life that good design should be human, warm and lively: "They should remind you of a circus," is how he usually described his works, of which the charming wooden figures are among the most popular.

With his user-friendly and modern design language, Kay Bojesen is one of the greatest Danish functionalists. In his naive designs, form and object, seriousness and play flow into each other. At the same time, Bojesen had the unique ability to bring wood to life, which has made his works international design icons.