German Käthe Kruse Penguin Puppets

Brand story The history of Käthe Kruse dates back to 1904. Its founder, Katharina Simon, decided not to sew dolls to her daughter because she did not like the doll dolls sold on the streets of Berlin. Katarina's nickname is Käthe. In 1911, Käthe Kruse attempted to consign his own clothed puppets to Hertie, a famous small department store in Berlin at the time. Began to receive a warm response, orders have gradually begun to increase. Käthe Kruse is still Germany's oldest handmade doll brand, still insisting on making in Germany and Europe. It is very collectible handmade puppets. Käthe Kruse refuses to modernize the production of large industrial industries. It has been sticking to workshops for 100 years. The completion of each doll requires 8-10 craftsmen and artists to design and produce. For material selection, the Käthe Kruse dolls are made from the finest cotton wool fabrics, superior wood, natural wool, and precious reindeer fur. product description Holding dolls, suitable for parent-children to read and share music, role-playing and preschool education. Materials Polyester cotton size 35 cm Origin / manufacturing methods European system