Bayern Beer Stein .5L by KING

Thewalt 1893 'The Bavarian Traditions Stein' - by KING

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The Bavarian Maypole Dance Beer Stein by KING Werk celebrates one of Germany’s most beloved traditions, the joyful Dance into May. A couple dressed in traditional Bavarian attire dances around the Maypole while a musician plays a lute, filling the scene with festive spirit. The hand-painted relief and deep colors bring warmth and life to this timeless design.

In the background, the Bavarian Alps rise majestically, with a mountain cabin and St. Bartholomew’s Church by the Königssee completing the alpine setting. Edelweiss flowers and the blue-and-white Bavarian diamond pattern frame the artwork, with the word “Bayern” proudly inscribed across the base.

Finished with an ornate pewter lid, this collectible stein honors Bavarian culture and craftsmanship. Originally designed by Thewalt GmbH in 1893 and faithfully reproduced by KING Werk, it is a piece of German artistry to treasure.

Q: What traditional scene is depicted on this Bavarian Beer Stein?
A: It shows a couple dancing around the Maypole during the “Dance into May,” one of Bavaria’s most cherished folk traditions.

Q: Who designed this collectible Beer Stein?
A: The original mold was created by Thewalt GmbH in 1893 and is now reproduced by KING Werk Germany.

Q: What elements highlight Bavarian heritage on this stein?
A: It features the Bavarian Alps, St. Bartholomew’s Church, Edelweiss flowers, and the classic blue-and-white diamond pattern.

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