Vitra - Wooden Doll Dog

Vitra Wooden Dolls Dog.

In 1953, American designer Alexander Girard created a collection of wooden shapes that depict both humans and animals.

He initially did this for his home in Santa Fe. Today, Girard's colorful collection of wooden shapes is produced by Vitra and continues to be handcrafted and painted. Each wooden figure is therefore unique, even if the differences between them are nil.

Inspired by Girard's passion for South American, Asian and European folk art, these adorable wooden dolls can be used as both decorative items and toys.

The Dog consists of three parts that are held together by means of a rod. This allows the parts to rotate and loosen. The wooden dog is decorative, but can also be used as a toy. A must have for every dog lover!

The dog comes in a beautiful gift box with a certificate.

Material: Hand painted spruce wood
Color: black, white
Dimensions: Width Large 11 cm / Small 5 cm - Height Large 39 cm / Small 17 cm.

the designer,

Alexander Girard (1907-1993) was an American designer and architect who worked in interior, furniture, textile and industrial design, collaborating with Herman Miller from 1952 to 1975. Among his colleagues George Nelson and Charles and Ray Eames, Girard has been regarded as one of the pioneers of mid-twentieth-century American design. His best-known designs include the restaurant La Fonda del Sol in New York and the Girard Foundation in San Diego, which houses Girard's extensive folk art collection.