Give the Kay Bojesen Bride and Groom couple a solid base on the top of the cake with a platform in white, FSC-certified beech wood that discreetly holds the figurines in place without impacting the cake's design. Magnets are built into both the figurines and the platform to keep them in place. The platform measures 3.9" in diameter and is perfect for the Mini Bride and Groom who want to top off their wedding cake with an elegant, classic, and unique design.

Kay Bojesen's bride is original and classic Danish wood craftsmanship at its best – designed in Bojesen's iconic round shapes with a familiar twinkle in her eye. The bride wears a floor-length white dress with long sleeves and feminine silver details in the form of a tie around the waist and at the wrists. Using a fine line, ultra-thin stripes have been painted on the dress, giving it a sense of movement and texture. This touch accentuates the figurine's soft shape and adds an extra dimension to the white dress. The hair is swept back in a simple hairstyle, and like Kay Bojesen's original figurines, the cheeks are red and the smile is friendly and welcoming. The figurine is made from FSC-certified beech and crafted in the same high quality that Kay Bojesen's wooden figurines are known for. Give the bride as a gift at the upcoming bachelorette party, or let the elegant figurine find its way to the gift table paired with her chosen partner.

Wearing a light blue nightshirt, dark blue pyjama trousers, slippers and a little hat, the Sandman stands happy and smiling with his two umbrellas. The Colors are tranquil and limited to cool shades of blue. Sandman has been turned in FSC certified beech. He has been made by hand with the great precision and care that are the hallmarks of Kay Bojesen's wooden figurines. The shape is based on the original Ole figurines from Kay Bojesen's archive – simple and minimalist, but full of life and soul – so that Ole is given a feeling of magic and adventure that reflects the spirit of Kay Bojesen and the storytelling he succeeded in creating in his imaginative figurines. Please note that the Sandman is not created with adjustable parts such as arms or legs. We therefore recommend mounting the umbrella with care and to mount both umbrellas to achieve the optimum balance.

A charming heavyweight turns 70. With its open mouth and whimsical expression, the Hippo is a figurine you love at first sight. It’s almost too fun to be true, and it’s easy to understand why Kay Bojesen was inspired by one of the animal kingdom’s most original characters when he created his famous and beloved Hippo back in 1955. Unlike most of Kay Bojesen’s wooden animals, which are often seen in soft and round shapes, the Hippo is somewhat more angular in design with predominantly straight and even lines – yet it excels with a big and loving smile and lots of power and a twinkle in the eye. The Hippo has that unmistakable expression of care and harmony, almost as if the strong wooden figurine communicates, ‘trust me, I’ve got your back’. According to the archives, Kay Bojesen himself had a grey Hippo on his desk. And the round birthday is celebrated with two anniversary editions in FSC® certified beechwood painted in an exclusive grey color – a true hippo color – with the large mouth painted pink. Whether you choose this anniversary version at 9 cm in height or the slightly smaller Liliput version at 6 cm, you get handcrafted quality in a beloved playful and timeless design, where the Hippos with their friendly expression, round eyes, and long strong form will add a touch of coziness and warmth to any room. Use them, for example, as small, surprising design elements in the home, peeking out where you least expect it. The two grey Hippos are only produced in 2025 and will therefore also be perfect as a unique gift for christenings, birthdays, graduations, weddings – or major anniversaries.

Recognized for its elegant, easy sense of style, the Nude Paroles collection designed by Ayşe Birsel + Bibi Seck sparks joy in even the most mundane setups. Engraved with the “HoHoHo” message atop a crystalline base, it's a perfect festive decoration element for the holidays.

Kay Bojesen designed these two happy skiers towards the end of the 1940s. The happy girl skier with the red cheeks and big smile is called Datti, which was the pet-name of Kay Bojesen's daughter-in-law Ruth (married to Otto). The name of the male skier, boje, was the pet-name of Bojesen's son Otto. The original wooden figures are very rare, as they were only produced in small series. With their cheerful expressions, this pair of skiers always make people smile, and they are all set to conquer Danish living rooms and homes again in this relaunch. Both skiers are made of painted beech in the same way as the Royal Guardsman. The skiers stand 6.1" tall.