Alfred, the Kay Bojesen bird, is the latest addition to the family of wooden toys – from monkeys and hippos to songbirds.
Sunshine represents one of the five colour combinations in Kay Bojesen's range of songbirds.
Ruth is named after Kay Bojesen's Swedish daughter-in-law. With her femininity and pink body, she took the family by storm.
Raven, the black songbird, is made of painted beech. With its jet-black plumage, Raven is a stylish, classic addition to the otherwise colourful flock of Kay Bojesen birds
Kay is named after Mr. Bojesen himself who was a great fan of the colour blue. He was always either dressed in an immaculate blue suit, shirt and tie or a white smock.
Ernst is named after Kay Bojesen´s father. He was an editor, cultural personality and a creative soul, who inspired his son Kay to create a flock of beloved wooden figures.
Peter is named after the oldest of Kay Bojesen's four grandchildren, and the family describes him as an elegant, modern gentleman.
Pop is named after a Danish soda water called Soda Pop, which was the only thing Kay Bojesen ever drank.
Alfred
Sunshine
Ruth
Raven
Pop
Peter
Kay
Ernst
Kay Bojesen's Songbirds are a family of eight birds created in 1950. Each bird has its own story.
Material painted beech
Height 15 cm
