Vitra Doll Wooden N.1,Girard
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Wooden Doll No.1 adds a charming touch to any interior with its playful use of hand-painted colour and pattern. Part decorative object and part toy, this whimsical figure was originally created by architect and designer Alexander Girard in 1953, inspired by his personal collection of folk art. Alexander Girard was a leading figure in American design during the post-war area.
5x3.5x27.5cmh
Solid Fir Wood
Clean with a soft damp cloth and water. Do not use chemical cleaners on any surfaces. Avoid leaving liquids sitting on the wood as this can cause small spots and permanent marks - wipe immediately with a dry cloth. Avoid rubbing the surface while cleaning
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