Raven wooden figure. Recently, the Danish manufacturer Rosendahl discovered it in the workshop archive of Kay Bojesen: The black bird with its attentive eyes must have originated sometime in the 1950s alongside the popular colorful songbirds, but it was never put into production at that time. Instead of a colorful flock of birds, the often-quoted harbinger of doom appears as a black and gloomy wooden figure, yet it has only good intentions. And even though it may not look like it, the hand-painted bird made of beech wood stands firmly on its two legs, supported by its tail, cheekily looking over its shoulder with its movable head. The raven from Rosendahl is always an encouraging table companion (from 6 years old) on the desk, reminding you of a loved one and bringing a smile to your face.