Collection: Marco Polo Pianos

Marco Polo Pianos, manufactured in Japan during the 1950s and 1960s, were designed to be compact yet functional instruments, making them ideal for small living spaces or as starter pianos for young learners. One of the notable models is a rare miniature piano built by Kawai, featuring 75 keys. These pianos are particularly suited for children due to their smaller size and shorter keyboard span, which makes them accessible for young pianists to practice and develop their skills.

The Marco Polo pianos are appreciated for their practicality and charming aesthetics, often described as perfect for smaller homes or studios where space is a constraint. Despite their smaller size, these pianos offer a decent sound quality that can inspire young musicians and even serve as decorative pieces that add a warm, musical ambiance to any room.

A unique feature of the Marco Polo pianos is their design, which combines functionality with an appealing look, making them suitable not only for playing but also as a piece of musical furniture. These pianos are relatively rare and have become collectible items, cherished for their nostalgic value and compact design.