Mini Piano Porcelain Limoges Box by Rochard
A miniature piano sits ready for a recital, its keys waiting for the first chord. Rochard turned this music room favorite into a porcelain Limoges box, painted by hand in Limoges, France.
Eighty-Eight Keys in Miniature
The piano has been the heart of parlors, concert halls and church sanctuaries for three centuries, the instrument where so many musicians first learned to read notes. A small porcelain piano honors all those hours of scales and practice in a form that fits in the hand.
Encore for the Music Room
- A Rochard music design from Limoges, France
- Joins violin, sheet music and treble clef boxes
- Fits a music, piano or performing arts collection
Bravo, Maestro
Present it after a first recital, at a conservatory graduation, or to a piano teacher at the end of a season of lessons. Church organists, choir directors and accompanists will appreciate it too, as will anyone who still plays a favorite tune after dinner.
Set it on top of the real piano beside the metronome, on a studio shelf with framed concert programs, or on a desk in the music room. It makes a graceful thank you for the musician who played at a wedding or memorial, when words alone don't feel like enough.