The Zebra Miniature from Kay Bojesen stands on four slender legs, its hand-painted stripes following the natural curve of the body from nose to tail. Made of painted beech, the figure was first created in 1935 as one of the earliest exotic animals to join the designer's menagerie. The proportions stay close to the original silhouette, with rounded edges and a simplified form that give the zebra a gentle, approachable presence, suited for display on a shelf or tabletop.