1960-70s | Dala Horse | Nils Olsson | hand painted | approx 34.5cm height

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Large Vintage Nils Olsson Dala Horse – Hand-Painted, Black, 34.5 cm, ca. 1960-70s, Nusnäs, Sweden

A striking and substantial example of Swedish folk art — this Äkta Dalahäst (authentic Dala horse) was handcrafted and painted by Nils Olsson Hemslöjd in Nusnäs, Sweden, the birthplace of the iconic Dala horse. Standing at approximately 34.5 cm tall, this large piece dates from around 1960–1970s, a period when the workshop briefly experimented with bold color variations beyond the classic red. The black base paint, accentuated with vivid red, turquoise, yellow, and cream kurbits motifs, captures the expressive energy of mid-20th-century Scandinavian craftsmanship.

Each horse from Nils Olsson’s workshop is carved from solid wood and individually hand-painted, meaning no two are ever identical. The label under the belly — “Äkta Dalahantverk – Nils Olsson Hemslöjd, Nusnäs Sweden” — confirms its authenticity and places it firmly within this mid-century production era.

This example shows visible wear consistent with age, including paint chipping and a worn ear tip, which enhances its vintage authenticity and charm. Such patina is typical of genuine older examples from the 1960s and 70s, adding to their collectibility and decorative appeal.

A beautifully aged piece of Swedish handicraft heritage — perfect for collectors of Scandinavian folk art, interior decorators drawn to authentic Nordic design, or anyone who appreciates the timeless artistry of mid-century Swedish craftsmanship.

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The length is approx 33cm. The height is approx 34.5cm.

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