Rosendahl Teak Monkey with the prankster's look and the light colored belly, has transformed kids rooms"to jungles and sparked dreams of far-away places since 1951. On Danish television it has a permanent place as a mascot" wildlife programs, and as a prize" quiz shows. Kay Bojesen, who created him using old-world techniques of Danish cabinetmaking. Today the Monkey is still made that way out of teak and limba with articulating head and limbs. His hands are ready to hang on to branches, ropes or anything else you can think of. Kay Bojesens wooden animals, with their gentle expressions and round, durable bodies, have won the hearts of children and adults worldwide for more than half a century. Made" Denmark.