Rochard Jackson Hole Antler Arch Limoges Box

Elk antlers locked together into a great arch frame this Rochard porcelain box, the famous gateway to the town square in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. It was painted by hand in Limoges, France.

Gateway to the Tetons

The antler arches on the town square in Jackson are built from antlers that elk shed each winter on the nearby National Elk Refuge. They have become one of the most photographed spots in the West, the place where visitors pose before heading to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Rochard brings that rustic landmark to porcelain.

Wild West Shelf Mates

• A Rochard piece, hand-painted in Limoges, France
• Pairs with bison, cowboy boot and mountain subjects
• Fits a Wyoming, national park or American landmark collection

Back From the Range

It makes a fine keepsake after a ski trip to Teton Village, a summer at a dude ranch, or a drive through the national parks. Set it on a lodge mantel, a log cabin bookshelf or an office desk where the mountains are only a memory until the next visit. Hunters, hikers and anyone who has watched the elk herds move across the valley will feel at home with it.