The Tinsoldier HC Andersen the contrast between the dark

the contrast between the dark and pale wood doing the work that colour might otherwise do

DIFFERENT FROM THE START

Single piece of solid beech

shaped into a single quiet form

In Hans Christian Andersen's most tender tale

The Tinsoldier HC Andersen the contrast between the darkTHE STEADFAST ONE Hans Christian Andersen's tin soldier stood firm on one leg and never wavered. This one does the same his form tapering toward a single resolute point at the base, grounded and unwavering despite everything. Turned from solid walnut and beech, the dark wood carries a quiet seriousness. The forms are stripped back entirely no painted details, no ornament. Just the shape, the material, and the character of a figure who simply refuses