Description
Was it Cinderella, the little girl asked, or another princess entirely? Her grandmother pretended to think very hard. Perhaps, she said, it was a princess who had just left a ball at midnight, running down marble steps with her pink skirts gathered in her hands. Perhaps she had lost a slipper, or perhaps she had kept both and simply danced all night. The little girl decided it was Cinderella. Then she decided it was her, and spent the rest of the afternoon in a pink tutu, refusing to answer to any other name.
This dreamy princess is a wonderful gift for a young girl on her birthday, a first ballet recital or a special day like a first communion. She can keep the first lost tooth, a tiny ring or a fairy charm safe inside. Grown-ups who never stopped loving fairy tales will adore her too. Place her on a bedroom dresser, a bookshelf beside storybooks, or a nightlight table where bedtime stories happen. The pink gown is painted with a soft, romantic touch that makes her feel straight out of a storybook illustration.
Inside and out
- A princess figure dressed in a pink gown
- Opens to hold a ring, a tiny charm or a first tooth
- About two and three-quarter inches tall and an inch and a half square
- Produced by Rochard
- Painted entirely by hand, French porcelain from Limoges
Every princess deserves a place to keep her treasures, whether she is six or sixty.
