Authentic Irish Music Box with Celtic Harp Design, Green Clovers & Silk Ribbon - Plays Moonlight Sonata & 20+ Classic Melodies - Perfect for St. Patrick's Day Gifts, Wedding Favors & Home Décor
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SKU:61965974
Product Description
We are proud to add another traditional music box to our already extensive collection. This beautiful hand-made music box exemplifies the Celtic Spirit. The term "Celtic" is a very broad term that refers to a large number of cultures, spanning hundreds (if not thousands) of years. Celts were anyone who spoke one of the Celtic languages. And just as Celtic music often brings the bonny green isles to mind, so too does the Celtic harp. This gorgeous musical box displays a Celtic Harp alongside green clovers and ribbon. It is completely hand-made in Sorrento, Italy and constructed of only the finest quality wood (solid Burl-elm and rosewood). Inside this magnificent music box, you'll find the joyful sound omitting from the 18 note mechanical movement that can play any song from our extensive library of tunes. Thank you very much; your interest is appreciated in our art! Your satisfaction is always guaranteed at The Attic, let us know what we can do for you... Dimensions: Length - 4.75"; Width - 4.00"; Height - 2.25"
Product Features
Tune: 18 note movement (please choose above option for available song titles)
This beautiful hand-made music box exemplifies the Celtic Spirit.
The term "Celtic" is a very broad term that refers to a large number of cultures, spanning hundreds (if not thousands) of years.
Celts were anyone who spoke one of the Celtic languages.
It is completely hand-made in Sorrento, Italy and constructed of only the finest quality wood (solid Burl-elm and rosewood).
Customer Reviews
It's perfect for my 10 year old. I cut translucent white tape and wrapped around left end of turn-key. I cut an arch 1/2 circle and can expect the child to turn it along that arch and no further. The symbols on the top are significant. I am sharing something cultural for the holidays to come. For life.
