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CHICURA Spinning Kangaroo - Small Brown 6.9X 9.5CM

CHICURA Spinning Kangaroo - Small Brown 6.9X 9.5CM

Our Spinning Family consists of small, quirky wooden figures of animals, each of which symbolize something different. It can be, among other things, the endurance of the kangaroo, the transformation of the swan, the strength of the lion, etc. Overall, they also have a unified symbolism, which is expressed by the rotating globe when you push them forward. The rotating globe represents the Earth. Our intention with the figures is that they become a daily reminder that we all have a responsibility for Mother Earth and for ensuring that future generations are also able to enjoy her. That our choices and actions affect both animals and nature. We want to influence the Earth in a positive direction and benefit it rather than exploit it. We do not believe that we can be made aware of this enough. The figures are made from wooden leftovers, which are normally not chosen in design production. Kangaroo: The kangaroo symbolizes courage, balance, endurance, strength, resource strength, eminent adaptability and protective ability. It also represents movement. Movement through different phases of life. The spiritual message is that we must focus on the infinite possibilities that the future holds and then rise to the challenges instead of holding on to things from the past. Learn to be confident and steadfast and trust your own instincts. Product properties: -Danish design. -Design by Søren Graversen. -Material: Oak. -Produced from wooden leftovers that are usually discarded. Here, the waste is instead transformed into fine little figures. -Notice: Each design might have random marks and knots making each of them unique. ChiCura. Please note that every item is unique and varies in color, size and/or shape.

EUR 47.00
1

CHICURA Spinning Giraffe - Small Brown 6.9X 10.6CM

CHICURA Spinning Giraffe - Small Brown 6.9X 10.6CM

Our Spinning Family consists of small, quirky wooden figures of animals, each of which symbolize something different. It can be, among other things, the endurance of the kangaroo, the transformation of the swan, the strength of the lion, etc. Overall, they also have a unified symbolism, which is expressed by the rotating globe when you push them forward. The rotating globe represents the Earth. Our intention with the figures is that they become a daily reminder that we all have a responsibility for Mother Earth and for ensuring that future generations are also able to enjoy her. That our choices and actions affect both animals and nature. We want to influence the Earth in a positive direction and benefit it rather than exploit it. We do not believe that we can be made aware of this enough. The figures are made from wooden leftovers, which are normally not chosen in design production. Giraffe: The giraffe represents the natural world. A kind of spiritual awakening. It symbolizes intuition, calmness, compassion, sexuality, pride and uniqueness. To be able to embrace one's uniqueness. The spiritual message of the giraffe is to be able to find a new perspective on situations in your life. To see things from a different point of view. This is due to the giraffe's long neck, which enables it to see everything from a different perspective. Product properties: -Danish design. -Design by Søren Graversen. -Material: Oak. -Produced from wooden leftovers that are usually discarded. Here, the waste is instead transformed into fine little figures. -Notice: Each design might have random marks and knots making each of them unique. ChiCura. Please note that every item is unique and varies in color, size and/or shape.

EUR 47.00
1

CHICURA Spinning Elephant - Small Brown H:8CM

CHICURA Spinning Elephant - Small Brown H:8CM

Our Spinning Family consists of small, quirky wooden figures of animals, each of which symbolize something different. It can be, among other things, the endurance of the kangaroo, the transformation of the swan, the strength of the lion, etc. Overall, they also have a unified symbolism, which is expressed by the rotating globe when you push them forward. The rotating globe represents the Earth. Our intention with the figures is that they become a daily reminder that we all have a responsibility for Mother Earth and for ensuring that future generations are also able to enjoy her. That our choices and actions affect both animals and nature. We want to influence the Earth in a positive direction and benefit it rather than exploit it. We do not believe that we can be made aware of this enough. The figures are made from wooden leftovers, which are normally not chosen in design production. Why the elephant and the turtle wooden figures? According to Indian cosmology, an elephant standing on a turtle is a symbol of world stability. They are a visual reminder of maintaining stability in a changing world. THE Turtle is associated with creation, fertility and longevity. Its slowness is seen as a sign of “festina lente”, which means “make haste slowly”. It is also attributed cosmological function in the form of being a creature on whose back the Earth rests. Therefore, it is designed with the round ball/the earth on the back. When you move the figure forward, it turns the earth slowly and gives you an extra reminder to slow down. Product properties: -Danish design. -Design by Søren Graversen. -Material: Oak. -Produced from wooden leftovers that are usually discarded. Here, the leftovers are instead transformed into fine little figures. -Notice: Each design might have random marks and knots making each of them unique. ChiCura. Packaging dimensions: 12,2 x 12 x 10,2 cm. Please note that every item is unique and varies in color, size and/or shape.

EUR 47.00
2

CHICURA Arca Box Gold 14X 15CM

CHICURA Tabula Shelf Cc3 - 45 Cm Brown 45 CM

CHICURA Tabula Shelf Cc1 - 30 Cm Brown 30X11.2CM

CHICURA Tabula Shelf Cc4 Oak - 30 Cm Brown L:30CM

CHICURA Tabula Shelf Cc2 - 30 Cm Brown 30 CM

CHICURA Spinning Lion - Medium Brown 12.5X 11.9CM

CHICURA Spinning Lion - Medium Brown 12.5X 11.9CM

Our Spinning Family consists of small, quirky wooden figures of animals, each of which symbolize something different. It can be, among other things, the endurance of the kangaroo, the transformation of the swan, the strength of the lion, etc. Overall, they also have a unified symbolism, which is expressed by the rotating globe when you push them forward. The rotating globe represents the Earth. Our intention with the figures is that they become a daily reminder that we all have a responsibility for Mother Earth and for ensuring that future generations are also able to enjoy her. That our choices and actions affect both animals and nature. We want to influence the Earth in a positive direction and benefit it rather than exploit it. We do not believe that we can be made aware of this enough. The figures are made from wooden leftovers, which are normally not chosen in design production. Lion: Universally, the lion symbolizes strength, courage, justice, pride, dignity, wisdom, authority, material wealth but also general wealth. The African lion symbolizes being able to master one's emotions. The spiritual message of the lion is that your greatest strength is found deep in the heart. Hence the word Lionheart. Product properties: -Danish design. -Design by Søren Graversen. -Material: Oak. -Produced from wooden leftovers that are usually discarded. Here, the waste is instead transformed into fine little figures. -Notice: Each design might have random marks and knots making each of them unique. ChiCura. Please note that every item is unique and varies in color, size and/or shape.

EUR 68.00
1

CHICURA Spinning Kangaroo - Medium Brown 9.5X 13CM

CHICURA Spinning Kangaroo - Medium Brown 9.5X 13CM

Our Spinning Family consists of small, quirky wooden figures of animals, each of which symbolize something different. It can be, among other things, the endurance of the kangaroo, the transformation of the swan, the strength of the lion, etc. Overall, they also have a unified symbolism, which is expressed by the rotating globe when you push them forward. The rotating globe represents the Earth. Our intention with the figures is that they become a daily reminder that we all have a responsibility for Mother Earth and for ensuring that future generations are also able to enjoy her. That our choices and actions affect both animals and nature. We want to influence the Earth in a positive direction and benefit it rather than exploit it. We do not believe that we can be made aware of this enough. The figures are made from wooden leftovers, which are normally not chosen in design production. Kangaroo: The kangaroo symbolizes courage, balance, endurance, strength, resource strength, eminent adaptability and protective ability. It also represents movement. Movement through different phases of life. The spiritual message is that we must focus on the infinite possibilities that the future holds and then rise to the challenges instead of holding on to things from the past. Learn to be confident and steadfast and trust your own instincts. Product properties: -Danish design. -Design by Søren Graversen. -Material: Oak. -Produced from wooden leftovers that are usually discarded. Here, the waste is instead transformed into fine little figures. -Notice: Each design might have random marks and knots making each of them unique. ChiCura. Please note that every item is unique and varies in color, size and/or shape.

EUR 68.00
1

CHICURA Spinning Giraffe - Medium Brown 9.4X 14.5CM

CHICURA Spinning Giraffe - Medium Brown 9.4X 14.5CM

Our Spinning Family consists of small, quirky wooden figures of animals, each of which symbolize something different. It can be, among other things, the endurance of the kangaroo, the transformation of the swan, the strength of the lion, etc. Overall, they also have a unified symbolism, which is expressed by the rotating globe when you push them forward. The rotating globe represents the Earth. Our intention with the figures is that they become a daily reminder that we all have a responsibility for Mother Earth and for ensuring that future generations are also able to enjoy her. That our choices and actions affect both animals and nature. We want to influence the Earth in a positive direction and benefit it rather than exploit it. We do not believe that we can be made aware of this enough. The figures are made from wooden leftovers, which are normally not chosen in design production. Giraffe: The giraffe represents the natural world. A kind of spiritual awakening. It symbolizes intuition, calmness, compassion, sexuality, pride and uniqueness. To be able to embrace one's uniqueness. The spiritual message of the giraffe is to be able to find a new perspective on situations in your life. To see things from a different point of view. This is due to the giraffe's long neck, which enables it to see everything from a different perspective. Product properties: -Danish design. -Design by Søren Graversen. -Material: Oak. -Produced from wooden leftovers that are usually discarded. Here, the waste is instead transformed into fine little figures. -Notice: Each design might have random marks and knots making each of them unique. ChiCura. Please note that every item is unique and varies in color, size and/or shape.

EUR 68.00
1

CHICURA Spinning Elephant - Medium Beige H:11.5CM

CHICURA Spinning Elephant - Medium Beige H:11.5CM

Our Spinning Family consists of small, quirky wooden figures of animals, each of which symbolize something different. It can be, among other things, the endurance of the kangaroo, the transformation of the swan, the strength of the lion, etc. Overall, they also have a unified symbolism, which is expressed by the rotating globe when you push them forward. The rotating globe represents the Earth. Our intention with the figures is that they become a daily reminder that we all have a responsibility for Mother Earth and for ensuring that future generations are also able to enjoy her. That our choices and actions affect both animals and nature. We want to influence the Earth in a positive direction and benefit it rather than exploit it. We do not believe that we can be made aware of this enough. The figures are made from wooden leftovers, which are normally not chosen in design production. Why the elephant and the turtle wooden figures? According to Indian cosmology, an elephant standing on a turtle is a symbol of world stability. They are a visual reminder of maintaining stability in a changing world. THE Turtle is associated with creation, fertility and longevity. Its slowness is seen as a sign of “festina lente”, which means “make haste slowly”. It is also attributed cosmological function in the form of being a creature on whose back the Earth rests. Therefore, it is designed with the round ball/the earth on the back. When you move the figure forward, it turns the earth slowly and gives you an extra reminder to slow down. Product properties: -Danish design. -Design by Søren Graversen. -Material: Oak. -Produced from wooden leftovers that are usually discarded. Here, the leftovers are instead transformed into fine little figures. -Notice: Each design might have random marks and knots making each of them unique. ChiCura. Packaging dimensions: 12,2 x 12 x 10,2 cm. Please note that every item is unique and varies in color, size and/or shape.

EUR 68.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Open Book Beige 70X100CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Open Book Beige 70X100CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic illustrations made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous illustrations, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous illustrations. The posters are based on trend colors and some designs include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts among other things. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Art Card with envelope. - Printet on 350g eco-friendly matt paper. - With english quotes on art card. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 80.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - A Poet's Last Song Beige 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - A Poet's Last Song Beige 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic illustrations made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous illustrations, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous illustrations. The posters are based on trend colors and some designs include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts among other things. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt pape. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - The Lamp Beige 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - The Lamp Beige 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic illustrations made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous illustrations, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous illustrations. The posters are based on trend colors and some designs include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts among other things. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt pape. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Butterfly Dance Brown 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Butterfly Dance Brown 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic illustrations made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous illustrations, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous illustrations. The posters are based on trend colors and some designs include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts among other things. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Art Card with envelope. - Printet on 350g eco-friendly matt paper. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Power Multi/patterned 29.7X42CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Power Multi/patterned 29.7X42CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic paper cuts made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous paper cuts, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous paper cuts. The posters are based on trend colors and include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Art Card with envelope. - Printet on 350g eco-friendly matt paper. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - English quotes on the art card. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 33 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 33.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Create Adventure Beige 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Create Adventure Beige 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic illustrations made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous illustrations, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous illustrations. The posters are based on trend colors and some designs include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts among other things. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt pape. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - With english quotes on the poster. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - No Limit - Peach Orange 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - No Limit - Peach Orange 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic paper cuts made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous paper cuts, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous paper cuts. The posters are based on trend colors and include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt paper. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - English quotes on the poster. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Achievement Beige 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Achievement Beige 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic illustrations made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous illustrations, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous illustrations. The posters are based on trend colors and some designs include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts among other things. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt pape. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - With english quotes on the poster. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 105 x 9 x 9 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Genius Beige 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Genius Beige 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic illustrations made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous illustrations, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous illustrations. The posters are based on trend colors and some designs include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts among other things. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt pape. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - With english quotes on the poster. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
1

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - In Progress Multi/patterned 70X100CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - In Progress Multi/patterned 70X100CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic paper cuts made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous paper cuts, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous paper cuts. The posters are based on trend colors and include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt paper. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - English quotes on the poster. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 73 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 80.00
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CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Flower Mind Black 29.7X42CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - Flower Mind Black 29.7X42CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic paper cuts made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous paper cuts, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous paper cuts. The posters are based on trend colors and include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt paper. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - English quotes on the poster. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 53 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 33.00
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CHICURA H.c. Andersen - No Limit Brown 100X140CM

CHICURA H.c. Andersen - No Limit Brown 100X140CM

Reinterpretation of the iconic paper cuts made by the beloved fairy tale author H.c. Andersen. Hidden messages challenge us and can shape us as human beings over time. More than 100 years ago, H.c. Andersen sat and made his adventurous paper cuts, and with this feeling Charlotte Lavian designed this poster collection of H.c. Andersen’s famous paper cuts. The posters are based on trend colors and include small unique quotes that originate from H.c. Andersen’s own collections. About H.c. Andersen: Hans Christian Andersen, born 1805 in Denmark, is one of the immortals of world literature. The fairy tales he wrote, such as “The Ugly Duckling” and “The Princess and the Pea”, remain classics of the genre and are like no others written before or since. As today, in Hans Christian Andersen’s day opinions were also divided about the tall, gangly person from the province. He might not have fitted in exactly, but he also insisted on sticking out. Hans Christian Andersen was something special: full of contradictions, nuances and facets. Throughout his life, the poet devoted his enormous talent to a crucial task: understanding oneself and what it means to be human. His life and art make the world a richer, deeper and more wonderful place. In order to amuse his friends and their children, Hans Christian Andersen made his paper cuts. The paper cuts were not only meant to be a pleasure for the eye but also a challenge for the mind. Often there was a hidden meaning in them- in the same way that we know it from the fairy tales: on the surface it could amuse, in depth it would amaze. Some of the paper cuts are purely picture puzzles or rebuses, others are icons combined to represent a linguistic symbol. The double meaning hidden in the paper cuts demonstrates the fairy tale author’s way of thinking. It reveals an utmost modern way of thinking, using the word not as a media to create meaning but as a material of meaning itself. - Poster. - Printet on our inhouse printers and on 220g eco-friendly matt paper. - Designed by H.c. Andersen / Charlotte Lavian. - English quotes on the poster. - Frame not included. ChiCura. Made in Denmark. Packaging dimensions: 7 x 103 x 7 cm. Frame not included.

EUR 160.00
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