Rochard Rolling Pin with Utensils Limoges Box Figurine

A rolling pin rests beside a little set of baking utensils on this Rochard Limoges box, the start of every pie crust and cookie batch in porcelain form. Rochard hand-painted it in Limoges, France, for anyone who feels most at home with flour on their hands.

Flour Dust and Fresh Dough

The rolling pin is the heart of home baking, passed down in many families from one generation of bakers to the next. Paired with the tools that go with it, this box captures the happy clutter of a kitchen counter on a baking day.

The Pastry Bench

• A Rochard piece, hand-painted in Limoges, France
• Fits a kitchen, baking or dessert collection
• Pairs with pie, cake, cookie jar and mixing bowl boxes

From Grandma's Kitchen

Set it on a kitchen windowsill, on the shelf beside cookbooks, or near the stand mixer. It makes a heartfelt present for Mother's Day, for the grandmother whose pies are famous, for a pastry school graduate, or for a friend who just opened a bakery. Many families give one to the relative who took over the holiday baking.

A French Kitchen Tradition

Limoges has been producing porcelain since the late 1700s, and French bakers have been rolling out pastry for even longer. This box brings those two traditions together on one shelf.