Kay Bojesen Denmark
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Kay Bojesen (15 August 1886 – 28 August 1958)
Kay Bojesen saw himself first and foremost as a craftsman, a silversmith devoted to creating objects of purpose and permanence. For him, true design was born from function, not ornament. Every piece was shaped to endure, to serve, and to quietly enrich everyday life. Trained in the renowned workshop of Georg Jensen in the early 1900s, Bojesen was grounded in Danish Art Nouveau before embracing the clean principles of functionalism. Silver remained his favored medium, admired for its luminous surface and refined simplicity, where form itself became the decoration. Today, his creations stand as enduring icons of Danish design, celebrated worldwide for their balance of craftsmanship, character, and lasting beauty.
In 1991, Erik Rosendahl gets permission to produce selected toys and designs in wood, as well as the Grand Prix cutlery in steel, the latter of which was transferred back to Kay Bojesen ApS in 2009. Today the wooden figures are still managed by Rosendahl Design Group.
Ethically sourced
Created with considerations around supporting human rights and ethical labor.
Fair trade
Materials are produced and traded in accordance with global fair trade standards.
