Spring Copenhagen's Happy the Dog figurine is a handmade wooden dog whose cheerful appearance is a delight for every dog lover. Designed by Chresten Sommer, the adorable wooden dog has been crafted from three types of wood: oak, walnut and ash. Happy The Dog adds a touch of joy and cosiness to the interior, both in the kids’ room and in the rest of the home.
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Happy the Dog figurine
Spring Copenhagen
Description
Spring Copenhagen's Happy the Dog figurine is a handmade wooden dog whose cheerful appearance is a delight for every dog lover. Designed by Chresten Sommer, the adorable wooden dog has been crafted from three types of wood: oak, walnut and ash. Happy The Dog adds a touch of joy and cosiness to the interior, both in the kids’ room and in the rest of the home.
- Length: 13.5 cm
- Width: 5.5 cm
- Height: 12.5 cm
- Material Oak, walnut, ash, cow leather
- Colour Brown
- Weight 0.15 kg
- Care instructions Clean with a damp cloth. For better finish and maintenance use beeswax occasionally.
- Product ID: SPC2010
Chresten Sommer has worked for many years as a boat builder. Sommer ended up becoming a designer when a little girl and her mother were visiting his workshop and the girl asked Sommer to make a small wooden figure for her. Inspired by Kay Bojesen's animal figures, Chresten Sommer began designing a variety of wooden figurines, the most popular of which are the mother seal and baby seal, now in Spring Copenhagen’s collection.
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Based on 3 reviews
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Tim G | Verified Customer
United States
Absolutely love Happy the dog! Beautiful craftsmanship. Unique gifts.
2 years ago
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Raakel H | Verified Customer
Nokia, Finland
Kaunis ja taipuisa
2 years ago
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Anonyymi | Verified Customer
Finland
Kuvauksen mukainen, lahjaksi menee, toivottavasti saajalle mieleinen.
2 years ago
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