Strit Sculpture by Hans Bølling — Articulated Danish Design — Used

Articulated wooden figurine from the 1950s — Beech and teak

The Strit sculpture represents the essence of minimalist Danish design, created by architect Hans Bølling in 1953 to embody humor and serenity in the face of daily stresses. This fully articulated wooden figure, crafted from beech and oiled teak, remains an exceptional piece of 20th-century sculptural furniture. Its clean proportions and complete mobility make it as functional as it is aesthetically pleasing, a testament to Scandinavian craftsmanship.

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The wooden figurine is Strit, a classic work of Danish design created by architect Hans Bølling in 1953.

This character was designed to remind adults of the importance of humor and perspective amidst the turmoil of everyday life. Although he is sometimes associated with trolling, the creator himself jokingly emphasizes that Strit is not one.

Figurine characteristics

Materials: Handcrafted from beech wood (torso) and oiled teak wood (lower part and feet).
The hair is made of sheep's wool.

Mobility: The figure is fully mobile – it has articulated legs, arms, torso and head, allowing it to be posed in various ways, from joy to worry.

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