Postman Einar was designed by Kay Bojesen, who first drew the cute postman figure in the 1940s. Postman Einar was produced to mark the 800th anniversary of Copenhagen, and the figure is crafted in painted beech with authentic details such as the postman’s hat and, not least, the postman’s bag with a little “letter” inside it. Postman Einar stands 7.9" tall, and he comes in an attractive gift box.
Kay Bojesen
With more than 2,000 pieces to his name, Kay Bojesen is a world-famous silversmith and designer. With a true talent for working with wood, he captures soul, humour, and a twinkle in the eyes of his wooden animals. His most well-known designs include the imaginative monkeys, the soldiers from the Royal Danish Guard, and other wooden animals – made with the highest quality and first-class materials. With smiling lines and unique shapes, Kay Bojesen turns wood into original stories that appeal to the child in all of us.
Postman Einar was designed by Kay Bojesen, who first drew the cute postman figure in the 1940s. Postman Einar was produced to mark the 800th anniversary of Copenhagen, and the figure is crafted in painted beech with authentic details such as the postman’s hat and, not least, the postman’s bag with a little “letter” inside it. Postman Einar stands 7.9" tall, and he comes in an attractive gift box.
Kay Bojesen
With more than 2,000 pieces to his name, Kay Bojesen is a world-famous silversmith and designer. With a true talent for working with wood, he captures soul, humour, and a twinkle in the eyes of his wooden animals. His most well-known designs include the imaginative monkeys, the soldiers from the Royal Danish Guard, and other wooden animals – made with the highest quality and first-class materials. With smiling lines and unique shapes, Kay Bojesen turns wood into original stories that appeal to the child in all of us.
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