Bauhaus Jumping Jack – Timeless design language in wood
Margaretha Reichardt, one of the most prominent representatives of the Bauhaus movement, designed this iconic jumping jack during her studies at the Bauhaus between 1926 and 1930. The geometric shapes and harmonious color composition blend master craftsmanship with classic modernism. With a gentle pull of the string, the wooden figure comes to life – a timeless design object that brings joy to playrooms and shines as a coveted collector's piece.
Hampelmann
- Bauhaus heritage – designed by Margaretha Reichardt during her time at the Bauhaus (1926–1930).
- Geometric form & motion – a fascinating play between movement, shape, and color.
- High-quality craftsmanship – precisely crafted from fine wood for lasting durability.
- Versatile classic – suitable for children aged 6+ and a stylish accent for design lovers.
Design Margaretha Reichardt
Material Maple wood, colored lacquer
Dimensions approx. 30 × 20 cm