Product Description

Celebrate the magic and the music of Disney’s Encanto with the Magical Madrigal House Jewelry Box! This colorful jewelry box plays three hit songs from Encanto, and features an amazing light show! Sing along to your favorite songs, “We Don’t Talk About Bruno”, “Surface Pressure”, and “The Family Madrigal” with the cast of Encanto, and see the characters illuminate in the windows as music plays! Slide the butterfly knob to start the show, and see Mirabel twirl to the front of the house, opening the front door to the casa and triggering the music and lights! The casa lights up to the beat of each iconic song! The jewelry box even comes with a butterfly ring for you! Pull open the drawer knob, designed to look like Mirabel’s magical door knob from the film, and store your jewelry inside.

Features:
Musical and luminous – it plays 3 songs from the animation
The Mirabel figure rotates when features are activated
Includes a butterfly ring
Made of high-quality plastic and does not contain substances harmful to health
For children from 3 years
Not recommended for children under 3 years old

Details:
Material: plastic
Dimensions: 23×18 cm
Batteries required: Yes, requires 3 x AA batteries
Batteries included: Yes

The product includes:
1 x Music Chest
1 x ring

About Brand

Jakks Pacific, Inc, founded in 1995, is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of toys and consumer products sold throughout the world, with its headquarters in Santa Monica, California. The company has become a top six U.S. player in the toys and leisure products sector through product development, licensing agreements and strategic acquisitions. JAKKS has an impressive portfolio of top licensed brands and original intellectual properties. Company’s strategic partners are entertainment’s biggest names such as The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros., Activision, NBC Universal, Microsoft, and Nintendo, to name a few.

Through Jakks Cares, the company’s commitment to philanthropy, JAKKS is helping to make a positive impact on the lives of children and was recognized by the Los Angeles Business Journal as one of the Top 20 Corporate Philanthropists in Los Angeles.

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