Royal Copenhagen polar bear in white bisque figure no. 072

Royal Copenhagen polar bear figure no. 072 is a charming white bisque figure, where the playful polar bear cub is captured in a relaxed and lively moment. The figure lies on its back with its paws bent in toward the body, and the soft, natural posture gives the motif warmth, movement and personality. The matte white surface highlights the fine details in fur, paws and face and gives the figure a calm, clean expression that fits beautifully into both classic and modern interiors.

The unglazed porcelain gives this Royal Copenhagen figure a special tactility, where the light falls softly over the surface and emphasizes the depth of the modelling. Precisely the white bisque makes the motif extra sculptural, so that the polar bear cub almost appears as a small porcelain sculpture. It is decorative on its own, but can also be combined with other white figures or classic animal figures from Royal Copenhagen for a personal still life with a Nordic touch.

According to the existing product text, Royal Copenhagen launched several of the well-known figures in completely white in 2008, and this reclining polar bear cub is one of them. This makes the figure interesting for both collectors of Royal Copenhagen figures and for those seeking an animal figure in porcelain with a simpler and more contemporary expression. The polar bear motif also adds a fine reference to Arctic wildlife and the calm and strength of nature to the home.

A figure like this is also an obvious gift idea for collectors, animal lovers or for those who are fond of Danish porcelain design with character. As an older design object, it is also a good example of how quality figures can be preserved and given new life in the home generation after generation. It is precisely this type of decorative art with history and soul that makes a difference in the interior.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen
Item number: 072
Material: Porcelain
Finish: White bisque
Motif: Reclining polar bear cub
Year: 2008