Hansa toys was established in 1972 with 'Toys that Teach', before venturing in to the 'Plush World' in 1989. Today they are based in the Philippines and strive to create animals that are exceptionally life-like, whilst at the same time, keeping them as a child's soft toy.
Hansa are always improving their materials and look of their animals by using the best, often custom-designed fabrics. Whilst the realistic designs are portrayed by their very skilful craftspeople and technicians, who too, are very passionate about animals, with materials carefully chosen to be as close as possible, to that of the wild or domesticated animal, bird or fish regardless.
Much attention to detail is given to every animal, by hand. Each animal is hand-trimmed some with more distinctive hand shading and painting to create form, blend and definition that cannot be reproduced by machine.
Hansa are also famous for their life size animals too, some have been used on film sets, theatre, media displays and photo shoots all over the world. Some of these animals are also designed to be sat upon or ridden by children and adults.
Hansa toys was established in 1972 with 'Toys that Teach', before venturing in to the 'Plush World' in 1989. Today they are based in the Philippines and strive to create animals that are exceptionally life-like, whilst at the same time, keeping them as a child's soft toy.
Hansa are always improving their materials and look of their animals by using the best, often custom-designed fabrics. Whilst the realistic designs are portrayed by their very skilful craftspeople and technicians, who too, are very passionate about animals, with materials carefully chosen to be as close as possible, to that of the wild or domesticated animal, bird or fish regardless.
Much attention to detail is given to every animal, by hand. Each animal is hand-trimmed some with more distinctive hand shading and painting to create form, blend and definition that cannot be reproduced by machine.
Hansa are also famous for their life size animals too, some have been used on film sets, theatre, media displays and photo shoots all over the world. Some of these animals are also designed to be sat upon or ridden by children and adults.
