Travels in Finland and abroad

November 11, 2009

Teddies / Ositos de peluche / Nounours

Teddy bear museum / Museo de ositos de peluche / Musée de nounours

This starts my series about Finnish museums / Esto comienza mi serie acerca de museos finlandeses / Ceci commence ma série des musées finlandais.

Teddy bear museum & shop with about 2500 Teddy bears nearby small city of Hyvinkää in Finland. / Museo & tienda de ositos de peluche con acerca de 2500 ositos de peluche cercana de pequeña ciudadilla de Hyvinkää en Finlandia. / Le musée & boutique de nounours avec à peu près de 2500 ours en peluche proche de petite ville de Hyvinkää dans Finlande.

These two fellows I donated to the museum last year

These two fellows I donated to the museum last year

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Dollhouses / Casitas de muñecas / Maison de poupées / Casinhas de bonecas

Dancing dolls / Muñecos bailando / Poupées dansantes / Bonecas dançando

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31 Comments »

  1. Great series of photos. It makes me want to play with teddy bears. Sounds like a cool museum.

    Comment by Maggie — November 11, 2009 @ 18:07 | Reply

    • Hi Maggie. Thank You stopping here. The museum is owned by a family who started to cellect Teddies about 30 years ago.

      Comment by sartenada — November 12, 2009 @ 07:05 | Reply

  2. Thanks for stopping by. Yes, I think your horse may be bigger!
    Fabulous photos – Finland looks a beautiful country. I love the carved bears.

    Comment by Bev — November 11, 2009 @ 18:30 | Reply

    • Hi Bev. I am Glad that You like those carved bears also. I love them and every summer when making a phtographing tour, I try to find more.

      Comment by sartenada — November 12, 2009 @ 07:08 | Reply

  3. Hello Sartenada, il faudra qu’on pense à offrir un nouvel appareil-photo à Teddy 17 ! 😉
    Un peu de nostalgie, car mes deux Teddies ont disparu dans les nombreux déménagements de la famille… 😦 J’espérais les retrouver ici, mais non !! 😛

    Comment by Marion B. — November 12, 2009 @ 09:05 | Reply

    • Salut Marion. Hehe, j’aime ton response, parce que j’aime que on rigole!!! Je croix que tu n’as pas vu mon premier camerera dont j’ai la photo dans mon “About”. C’est l’appareil-photo francaise.

      Comment by sartenada — November 12, 2009 @ 11:35 | Reply

  4. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Your photos are lovely and make me want to go to Finland!

    Comment by heypgh — November 12, 2009 @ 16:04 | Reply

    • Hi heypgh. Thank You and You are welcome.

      Comment by sartenada — November 12, 2009 @ 16:58 | Reply

  5. hehe nice museum 🙂 hope i’ll visit finland, i’ve always been curious about scandinavian countries. (i guess all the boys from southern europe have a certain curiosity but I meant for cultural reasons, really 😛 )

    Comment by thelocalguide — November 12, 2009 @ 20:59 | Reply

    • Hello Thelocalguide. Yes, this is quite a diffenren museum and there are not so many of this kind with huge collection in the world. Museum is maintened by a couple who started to collect Teddies about 30 years ago and slowly it came their profession – “owners of museum”. Thank You leaving Your comment.

      Comment by sartenada — November 13, 2009 @ 07:19 | Reply

  6. Hi Sartenada, I’ve said this before but I must say it again …your photos are so virbrant and colourful…it is a pleasure and fun to visit your blog

    Comment by seanfraser — November 15, 2009 @ 14:39 | Reply

  7. Thank You Sean. I guess that You know that inside it is not so easy to take photos due to lightning. I’ll try to avoid to use flash so much it is possible.

    Comment by sartenada — November 15, 2009 @ 15:27 | Reply

  8. Wow! What a wonderful place! How did that rabbit get in there 🙂
    Your photos are beautiful.

    Comment by flandrumhill — November 18, 2009 @ 16:43 | Reply

    • Hello flandrumhill. If I remeber correct, that rabit is very old, maybe a hundred years.

      Comment by sartenada — November 18, 2009 @ 17:42 | Reply

  9. Check this Year of Teddy blog – Local Kuwaiti blogger

    http://yearofteddy.com/

    Comment by ansam518 — January 31, 2010 @ 12:30 | Reply

    • Hello Ansam.

      Well, not so bad idea. I liked Your idea that Teddy is here and there.

      Comment by sartenada — January 31, 2010 @ 13:09 | Reply

  10. Bonsoir

    Très beau oursons, nous restons enfants même en vieillissant …….

    Alors je vais choisir………

    Enfin je les aime tous.

    Bonne soirée

    Comment by frammy — December 9, 2010 @ 01:14 | Reply

    • Bonjour Frammy.

      Merci beaucoup. Je pense que dans chacun d’entre nous, réside un enfant. Je vois de ta réponse que tu aimes ce musée tout près de là où je vis.

      Belle journèe.

      Comment by sartenada — December 9, 2010 @ 07:31 | Reply

  11. I love your teddies. Do you have a shop?

    Comment by devy — February 5, 2011 @ 10:06 | Reply

    • Hi Devy.

      It is so nice to hear this. My blog was presenting a large privateTeddy museum in Finland and it has also a Teddy Bear shop. I do not have.

      Happy Saturday!

      Comment by sartenada — February 5, 2011 @ 12:31 | Reply

  12. Good morning Matti,
    This series warms my heart. I’m a fan of Teddy bears. If I could I would take all now in my arms and hug. The teddy right in the first picture is similar, in my blog, the teddy bear on the trike. Your Teddy is missing, the glasses. In the images 11 and 12, the teddy with the black glasses, is my first favorite. With the glasses he looks very friendly and wise. His coat is very fluffy and soft. He looks out to hug. I think these teddy bears, some children would like. The clothing of different teddy bears, pleased me very well. Teddy Bears provide warmth and harmony. In my childhood I also had a teddy bear. He was medium brown, slender and about 40 centimeters. This Teddy I loved very much. I told him everything. The stroller, in Figure 20, reminds me of photos from old times. As a baby, I was in such a stroller. In Figure 22, the teddy bear doctor, is also very important. It could be a teddy get sick and then must help the doctor. He is my second favorite. The pink pig in the last photo is my third favorite. It seems dreamy and peaceful. I also liked all the other stuffed animals, including hand puppets and marionettes. This series was interesting and also very beautiful. I am grateful for that you gave me the tip and I could watch this series.
    Dear greetings Christel

    Comment by Christel — February 18, 2011 @ 04:21 | Reply

    • Hi Christel.

      Wow, that’s funny the “Teddy Teacher” in photos 11 and 12 is my absolute favorite also. Somehow “she it it” has a resemblance with one of my teacher. Anja has from her childhood her first stroller for doll here in our home. We have been giving it as a donation to the toy museum which is in Helsinki. Teddy Doctor is very nice too and I think that children played with it very much.

      Last photo the pink pig is also my favorite. I like its expression, which is so “blissful”, so lovely.

      This museum is situated quite near to my home and proud about it.

      Happy Weekend.

      Comment by sartenada — February 18, 2011 @ 09:40 | Reply

  13. What a wonderful museum! Maybe someday I’ll go there, I has this soft spot with teddy bear 🙂 Did you make those two teddy bears yourself? You’re such an excellent crafter! 😀

    Comment by stilarin — April 12, 2012 @ 11:35 | Reply

    • Hi Stilarin.

      No, no, I am not making Teddies, but this a very typical museum in Finland. We have many “small” museums with different items, for example Coffee cup museum, Mechanical music museum etc. All can be found under Categories.

      Thank You leaving Your comment.

      Comment by Sartenada — April 12, 2012 @ 11:40 | Reply

  14. Wow, what a collection! Children big and small must love it. I wonder how many stuffed animals there are, if you include the rabbits, pigs, Lions, etc.

    Comment by Tokeloshe — December 6, 2014 @ 01:06 | Reply

    • Hi Linda.

      Thank You checking so many my old posts and finding this one. In Finland we have some “odd” museums. Here is one example:

      International coffee cup museum.

      Have a great weekend!

      Comment by Sartenada — December 6, 2014 @ 09:06 | Reply

  15. Hello Matti
    Quelle belle collection ! Je les aime tous 😉 !

    Comment by chantaki — April 5, 2015 @ 14:38 | Reply

    • Bonjour Chantaki.

      Quelle joie de voir que vous avez visitée ce musée à travers mes photos! Merci beaucoup. Nous avons quelques petites, mais intéressant musée en Finlande.

      Belle journée á toi.

      Comment by Sartenada — April 5, 2015 @ 14:52 | Reply

  16. Merci, j’adore ce musée. J’aime les collections, de poupées en ce qui me concerne… mais j’ai dépassé l’âge d’y jouer…. Merci pour reportage.

    Comment by wzeig — July 18, 2021 @ 18:50 | Reply

    • Merci à vous. Moi aussi! 🙂 Si vous consultez ma page À propos, vous le comprendrez.

      About me

      Comment by Sartenada — July 19, 2021 @ 06:49 | Reply

  17. Merci Matti pour m’avoir donné la possibilité d’admirer cette magnifique collection ! Quelle chance d’avoir un si beau musée ! Ils sont tous plus charmants les uns que les autres

    Comment by jf sc — September 9, 2021 @ 12:23 | Reply


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