The classic is back thanks to the Danish manufacturer Rosendahl: Kay Bojesen's (1886-1958) premise was that his work should radiate unaffected liveliness, ... every line should smile. Somewhat apart from his main field of activity as a master silversmith, these principles come to the fore above all in the wooden figures. And that this has worked for generations is proven by the fact that Kay Bojesen's cute spider monkey was exhibited in the Victoria & Albert Museum in London as early as 1950. Rosendahl has the mischievously smiling monkey finely handcrafted from certified teak and lime wood, so that - depending on the size - it can clamber around on or against any shelf.