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Rochard Leprechaun Hat and Four Leaf Clover Limoges Box

Rochard Leprechaun Hat and Four Leaf Clover Limoges Box

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Leprechaun Hat Irish with a Removable Four Leaf Clover Porcelain Limoges special occasions travel French Trinket Box

Rochard Leprechaun Hat and Four Leaf Clover Limoges Box

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A leprechaun's hat sits ready for mischief, and a removable four leaf clover tops it off with a bit of Irish luck. This is a Rochard Limoges box, porcelain made and colored by hand in Limoges, France.

Luck of the Irish

Finding a four leaf clover is said to bring good fortune, with each leaf standing for faith, hope, love and luck. Paired with a leprechaun's hat, the little shamrock that lifts out makes this piece a charm for anyone who claims a drop of Irish blood.

Céad Míle Fáilte

A hundred thousand welcomes, as the Irish greeting goes. Rochard has a playful set of Irish themed boxes, and this hat is one of the most festive. Each one is painted by hand in the Limoges workshop, so small differences in tone make every hat its own.

Shamrocks and Celebrations

  • A Rochard Irish design from Limoges, France
  • Joins pot of gold, rainbow and shamrock boxes
  • Fits a Saint Patrick's Day or Irish heritage collection

Bring it out each March, set it on a pub style bar shelf, or give it to a friend heading off to Dublin. It makes a cheerful good luck present before an exam, a new job or a big move, and it suits anyone named Patrick or Bridget on the seventeenth of March.

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