Artist Jens Peter Dahl-Jensen originally created the sitting polar bear for Bing & Grøndahl in 1906 and it has now been rediscovered from the archives. The polar bear seems to be patiently observing something in the distance while it sits cuddled up on the ice. Its curious expression is brought to life by the talented Royal Copenhagen painters.
Designed by: Royal Copenhagen
Product start: 2023
Material: Porcelain
The Three Waves
Proposed as The Royal Danish Porcelain Factory trademark in 1775 by Queen dowager Juliane Marie, every piece of Royal Copenhagen porcelain is instantly recognised by the three blue waves on its underside symbolising the Sound, the Great Belt and the Little Belt - the three main waterways of Denmark.
Experience the charming porcelain sculptures and figurines from Royal Copenhagen. Over nearly a quarter of a century, countless figurines in all shapes and sizes have left the factory halls. Every animal imaginable, adults, children and even fairy tale creatures have been sculpted by the talented craftsmen and made their way to homes across the world. The figurines are as much part of Royal Copenhagen’s proud heritage as the beloved, blue-painted collections.
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A gift from Royal Copenhagen tells a story even before it is opened, and the gift wrapping itself truly makes it a gift like no other. Fit for that someone special.
Though Royal Copenhagen porcelain is fine, it is made to be used every day. Should your porcelain break, we offer a two-year Breakage Warranty on 1st grade products.
On royalcopenhagen.com you can shop the full assortment of Royal Copenhagen porcelain. Right now, we offer extended returns of 60 days.
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