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Arrives Nov 18 to 27 to Hungary
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- Dimensions
- 3 (height) cm · Diameter 8.5 cm
- Material
- Untreated beech
- Weight
- 70 g
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The Kay Bojesen Babies collection extends the designer's playful universe to the youngest, combining Danish design heritage with childhood wonder. The Rattle H3 cm beech by Kay Bojesen Denmark is crafted from untreated beech, standing 3 cm tall, and belongs to the brand's celebrated Babies collection. A true piece of Danish design history, it makes a charming addition to any shelf, windowsill or nursery, and a gift that lasts for generations.
Like all Kay Bojesen designs for kids, this piece is made to be handled, enjoyed and passed on. Avoid direct sunlight. Wipe clean with a dry, soft cloth. Not dishwasher safe. Authentic toys from Rosendahl Design Group, delivered in original gift packaging, ideal for lovers of Scandinavian design and timeless craftsmanship.
| Brand | Kay Bojesen |
|---|---|
| Designer | Kay Bojesen Denmark |
| Size (cm) | 3 (height) |
| Diameter | 8.5 cm |
| Weight | 0.02 kg |
| Material | Untreated beech |
| Item number | 39443 |
| EAN | 5709513394433 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
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| Size | Size (cm): 3 (height) Diameter: 8.5 cm | Size (cm): 22.5 (height) Diameter: 11 cm | Size (cm): 56 (height) x 86 (width) x 23.5 (depth) | Size (cm): 100 (height) x 70 (width) | Size (cm): 100 (height) x 70 (width) |
| Material | |||||
| Material | Untreated beech | Painted beech | Lacquered beech | 100% cotton satin (organic) | 100% cotton satin (organic) |
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| Price | €38,20 | €54,86 | €595,15 | €50,10 | €50,10 |
Kay Bojesen
Kay Bojesen's wooden baby toys, from a 1932 rattle
DesignerKay Bojesen1886–1958
Kay Bojesen designed his first classic toy for babies, the Rattle, in 1932. The Babies range builds on it with a Pyramid Tower in primary colours, a songbird mobile and a pram chain of painted beads and figures. All are made in FSC-certified beech, simple and sturdy as he wanted toys to be.
- Year of the original Rattle
- 1932
- Age the Pyramid Tower is CE approved from
- 10 months
- Mobile diameter
- Ø23.5 cm
- Length of the pram chain
- 52 cm
Made for small hands
The Rattle is sized for a baby's grip, and the ball in the middle spins back and forth.
Play that teaches
The Pyramid Tower is a nod to intuitive play and learning, rings stacked one by one.
Something to watch
The mobile carries songbirds and wooden balls above a cot or changing table.
Kept for years
Toys like these are often passed to siblings or kept on a bookshelf.

The first Rattle
Bojesen designed the Rattle in its original version in 1932. It is left unpainted, because he believed plain wood leaves more room for the imagination, and a loose ball in the centre rolls and spins when the baby moves it.

Stack, watch and ride
The Pyramid Tower is an original Kay Bojesen design in clear primary colours. The mobile hangs songbirds and coloured wooden balls, and the pram chain strings painted beads and small figures across any pram.

Simple and sturdy
Bojesen thought toys should be simple, solid and inspire play. The Babies range keeps that idea for the very youngest, turned and painted in FSC-certified beech with the same care as his figures for grown-ups.
Materials
- Untreated beech
- The Rattle is plain beech with no paint; wipe it with a dry cloth.
- Painted beech
- The tower, mobile and pram chain are painted FSC-certified beech; keep them out of strong sun.
- Beech and plywood
- The mobile combines painted beech birds and balls with plywood parts; dust it with a dry cloth.
Kay Bojesen trained as a silversmith under Georg Jensen and qualified in 1910. The birth of his son Otto in 1919 sparked his interest in children's toys, and in the 1930s he began working seriously in wood. He wanted toys that were round, soft and good to hold.
Using it at home
From what age is the Pyramid Tower?
It is CE approved for children from 10 months.
Where should the mobile hang?
Above a cot or changing table but out of the child's reach. It is a decorative item with small parts and a risk of entanglement.
When should the pram chain come off?
Remove it once the child starts to get up on hands and knees, to avoid any risk of entanglement.
Does the pram chain fit my pram?
It is easy to attach and made to fit all types of prams.
How do I clean the toys?
Wipe with a dry cloth. Do not soak the wood or put it in the dishwasher.
