"America's 250th" Series
Created to celebrate the Semi quincentennial of the United States, 
this depiction of Betsy Ross as a nutcracker honors a defining moment at 
the birth of a nation.

Sitting calmly at her worktable, Betsy Ross is captured in an intimate 
act of creation. With needle in hand, she carefully stitches the first 
American flag, its thirteen stars forming a circle of unity and hope 
with 13 stars for each new united colony. The red, white, and blue 
fabric drapes naturally across her lap, bringing movement and life to 
the scene—as if history itself is taking shape stitch by stitch.

Her attire reflects the simple elegance of the late 18th century: a blue 
bodice, delicate white lace, and a traditional bonnet framing a calm yet 
determined expression. A softly glowing lantern beside her symbolizes 
guidance, perseverance, and quiet courage, while sewing tools at her 
feet patiently await their role in shaping the future.

As the second figure in Steinbach’s 4th of July Edition and a key part 
of the 250th Anniversary USA collection, Betsy Ross holds a special 
place within this historic series. Strictly limited to 500 pieces 
worldwide, it is a rare and meaningful addition for collectors and 
history enthusiasts alike.

Betsy Ross reminds us that history is often made in quiet rooms—through 
careful work and unwavering resolve.

Limited Edition of 500 pieces - Worldwide
18 inches - 45,0 cm

2026 Introduction - Part of the 
America's 250th Collection
Made in Germany by 
Steinbach Volkskunst GmbH
Marienberg, OT Gebirge, Saxony

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