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Penguin Pan
In the 1960s, Franciszek Michałek drew a sketch of a penguin on a small piece of paper, which inspired us to create the character of Penguin Pan. This colourful bird, known for its love of original costumes and endless fun, never intended to grow up. His name is not accidental, it refers to the character of Peter Pan, created by the Scottish novelist J.M. Barrie. The motif of Penguin Pan often appears in our designs. It appears on wallpapers, posters and figurines, adding a very personal character to our designs.
In the 1960s, Franciszek Michałek drew a sketch of a penguin on a small piece of paper, which inspired us to create the character of Penguin Pan. This colourful bird, known for its love of original costumes and endless fun, never intended to grow up. His name is not accidental, it refers to the character of Peter Pan, created by the Scottish novelist J.M. Barrie. The motif of Penguin Pan often appears in our designs. It appears on wallpapers, posters and figurines, adding a very personal character to our designs.