Product Description
Celebrate with a Traditional German May Dance Stein
Bring the spirit of a joyful village festival to your collection. This hand-painted, cobalt blue beer stein captures a lively May dance scene with barefoot villagers, festive music and celebration in full swing. With a pointed pewter lid, this limited edition stein makes a meaningful gift or display piece.
The Tradition of May Dancing in Germany
May dancing is a cherished folk tradition celebrated across Germany to welcome the arrival of spring. On the eve of May 1st, communities gather in village squares to raise the Maibaum (Maypole), followed by dancing, live music and local festivities stretching into the night. The dance itself often involves barefoot steps around the Maypole, symbolizing fertility, renewal and joy. This centuries-old custom blends pagan roots with regional German culture, creating a vibrant scene full of energy and togetherness.
The May Dance beer stein captures this festive moment in motion, complete with villagers twirling in the grass and a fiddler setting the rhythm, offering a heartfelt glimpse into the warmth and celebration of German springtime. Contact us today for more information.
Crafted with Authentic German Tradition
This limited-edition May Dance stein is produced by King-Werk of Germany using the original Thewalt mold, preserving the integrity and detail of the historic design. Each stein is individually numbered out of just 2,500 worldwide, making it a true collectible. The deep cobalt blue glaze, hand-painted figures and traditional pointed pewter lid showcase the artistry and care of German stein-making.
An authentic German beer stein!
This beer stein was originally produced by Thewalt GmbH of Germany and is now being faithfully reproduced from the original mold by King-Werk GmbH of Germany.
Limited Edition of 2,500 individually numbered beer steins Worldwide!
Height: approx. 7.75"
Volume: 0.3 Liter
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