Kay Bojesen Skiløber Girl At the end of 1940’s, Kay Bojesen designed the two happy ski runners. The happy ski runner girl with red cheeks and big smile is named Datti, which was the nickname of Kay Bojesen’s daughter-in-law, Ruth, who was married to Otto. The boy runner, Boje, is named after Kay Bojesen’s son, Otto, whose nickname was Boje. The original wooden figures are rather rare, since they are only produced in small versions. Their merry look always brings a smile. They are produced in painted beech wood, same as the Guard. The ski runners are 15,5 cm in height and are perfect for adding character to your home décor in the colder times. Useful information about Kay Bojesen Skiløber GirlSize: 15,5 cm Material: Painted beech wood
