There was a very interesting
article from Frida Ramstedt in the GP today where I read about the differences
about real and replicas of the famous monkey created by Danish Kay Bojesen. I
love those wooden figurines and I hope one of those lovely monkeys will
soon be mine. Therefore, I really appreciated reading about how to recognize a
real one. Among a few, I learnt that the teak and limba monkey shouldn’t be stiff, it should be stamp marked and the high-quality wood should be soft on the skin.
I was quiet tempted by one of them which is currently
on sale on Tradera but I really don't feel like taking any chance on buying a
fake product. So I guess, as we say in French, I will have to "break the
piggy bank"! And if you want to learn more about the subject, check at
Trendenser's Ipad magazine or on today’s eGP.
