The Skier Miniature from Kay Bojesen captures a moment of motion, the figure's arms extended and knees bent as though gliding mid-run. Made of painted beech, the skier wears a hat and a jacket rendered in a vintage-inspired palette true to the design's Scandinavian roots. Designed toward the end of the 1940s, the figure carries a personal history, having been named after the designer's own son, and was produced only in limited numbers before this relaunch brought the design back into circulation.