Two Artists: Master of the Dresden Prayer Book (1480-1485) and Notburga von Trapp (2025) • Glossy White Ceramic Mug

Collection: Our Silent Night Art Collection features six beautiful mugs—one featuring Notburga von Trapp’s original artwork and five others showcasing specially selected historical paintings inspired by the beloved carol.

To celebrate the spirit of this classical carol, your scene choices include: the church where Silent Night was first performed, a family by the Christmas tree, two nativity depictions, or an angel holding the universe.

Donation: 25% of profits from this item support the Georg & Agathe Foundation and vonTrapp.org to help preserve cultural heritage. Learn more at georgandagathe.org and vontrapp.org.

Item: Inspired by the beloved carol Silent Night and the real Trapp Family Singers who performed it in the 1940s and ’50s, this coffee and tea cup celebrates a message of peace and hope carried around the world by both the song and the family.

It features a hand-drawn reproduction of the song’s musical score by Notburga von Trapp, alongside art by Master of the Dresden Prayer Book, The Nativity (1480-1485).

A meaningful keepsake and thoughtful holiday gift for music and art lovers alike!

Companion Items: Pair this mug with a Silent Night ornament or other pieces from the 2025 Silent Night Art Collection, including mugs, a candle, holiday cards, shirts, and cozy sweatshirts.

von Trapp Artist: Notburga von Trapp — daughter of Johanna von Trapp. Johanna, portrayed as “Marta” in The Sound of Music, was the second youngest daughter of Captain Georg von Trapp and Agathe Gobertina Whitehead.

Notburga has an eye for detail, as a life-long talented artist she work in many mediums including pencil drawing, watercolors, etching, ceramics, and sculpture. Her original Silent Night (2025) was hand drawn with ink on white paper.

Silent Night History: First performed on Christmas Eve in 1818 at the Nikolauskirche (Old St. Nicholas Church) in Oberndorf bei Salzburg, Austria, Silent Night was written by Joseph Mohr and composed by Franz Xaver Gruber.

Today, thousands from around the world gather each year at the Silent Night Memorial Chapel — a living reminder of peace and hope shared across generations.