Twelve Days of Christmas Rochard Limoges Box and Wreath
The Twelve Days of Christmas come together in one festive Rochard Limoges box, with a little wreath that lifts off. It is hand-painted porcelain, made in Limoges, France, for a carol nearly everyone can sing at least part of.
A Partridge to Start the Count
The old carol counts its way from a partridge in a pear tree to twelve drummers drumming, and families still argue over who has to sing the five golden rings. This box gathers that spirit into one piece, with the removable wreath as a finishing touch. The painters add the details by hand, so each box carries its own small differences.
Five Golden Rings and More
Set it out on December 25 and leave it through Twelfth Night in early January, the true span of the song. It suits a choir member, a music teacher, a carol sing host or a family that sings the whole thing in the car every year. It also makes a fitting present for a Christmas wedding or a December baby's first holiday season.
Carolers' Corner
- A Rochard piece, hand-painted in Limoges, France
- Pairs with partridge, wreath and caroler subjects
- Suits a Christmas carol, music or holiday collection