Description
Somewhere in a Paris apartment, a girl of seven has built a tower. It began with one small box under the tree, then a larger one beneath it, then another on top, until the stack wobbles beside the branches like a ribbon-tied lighthouse. Her parents pretend not to notice. She circles it all evening, guessing, shaking nothing, determined to wait.
This box captures that stack of anticipation: a tower of wrapped gifts, each layer finished with festive touches. It is the ideal present for someone who loves wrapping as much as giving, for the friend whose gifts always arrive with perfect bows, or as a keepsake for a child’s first Christmas. It sits beautifully beneath a small tabletop tree, on a mantel among the cards, or on a dressing table where it can hold a ring through the season.
A closer look
- Shaped as a tower of stacked Christmas presents
- Wrapped gifts decorated with ribbons and festive details
- Every bow on the stack was coloured by an artist’s brush in Limoges
- A hinged lid caps the top parcel, opening onto a hidden jewellery nook
Hide a piece of jewellery inside for a present that is, quite literally, a gift within a gift within a gift. On Christmas morning, it is the one parcel that never needs to be unwrapped, and the one that stays out long after the tree comes down.
