Fritz Hansen Rocking Horse Ash Veneer

Design: Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen

Concept: Fritz Hansen's Rocking Horse is much more than just a piece of furniture. It is a magnificent masterpiece of craftsmanship. Rocking Horse was created from a depiction of an early prototype from 1946, when Fritz Hansen was experimenting with die-cast veneer, the same material used for Arne Jacobsen's famous chairs. The Rocking Horse is fashioned from a single piece of die-cast veneer and has an elegant harness cloth saddle. Rocking Horse is more than just a decorative element. It is a tribute to Fritz Hansen's boundless ingenuity and visionary ambitions in craftsmanship, making it a unique addition to any home with a love of true craftsmanship and design history.