Grateful Dead Legends 40oz Tumbler Cup

From their 1965 origins in Palo Alto, California, the Grateful Dead built a decades-long live touring culture where extended musical improvisation met an unmistakable visual language. The Grateful Dead Legends 40oz Tumbler Cup brings that counterculture lineage onto an insulated everyday travel vessel, wrapping a full-color stained-glass mosaic around a 40oz stainless steel body topped with a brushed silver collar and a matte cobalt-blue side handle.

Stained-Glass Band Portraits, Steal Your Face, and Dancing Bears

Beneath the arched crimson GRATEFUL DEAD header, the upper crest centers on Owsley “Bear” Stanley and Bob Thomas’s 1969 Steal Your Face emblem—a red, white, and blue skull split horizontally by a white 13-point lightning bolt—flanked by six blooming crimson roses and twin rainbow ribbons. Below the skull, an ornate gold-rimmed diamond lattice frames eight illustrated band portraits with individual ribbon nameplates. Bearded lead guitarist Jerry Garcia anchors the large central diamond in his round glasses and black t-shirt playing a sunburst electric guitar, surrounded across the jewel-toned grid by rhythm guitarist Bob Weir in a blue collared shirt, bassist Phil Lesh in tinted glasses and a green collared shirt, drummer Mickey Hart, keyboardist Tom Constanten in round glasses, 1970s keyboardist Keith Godchaux and vocalist Donna Jean Godchaux, and touring keyboardist Bruce Hornsby.

Along the tapered lower section, a sweeping rainbow arc accented with golden suns, crescent moons, and stars backdrops five high-stepping Dancing Bears in orange, blue, green, red, and purple with yellow neck ruffs—a motif first introduced on the 1973 album History of the Grateful Dead, Volume One (Bear’s Choice). Three green-and-gold Terrapin Station turtles march through golden filigree along the bottom rim.

All-Day Thermal Retention for Road Trips and Campsite Mornings

Built from BPA-free, rust-resistant 18/8 pro-grade stainless steel, the double-wall vacuum chamber keeps water cold for up to 24 hours, iced drinks chilled for 48 hours, and camp coffee hot for 8 hours without exterior condensation. The matte cobalt-blue side handle provides a balanced grip when the 40oz chamber is filled to the brim, while the stepped lower cylinder slots into standard car cup holders during long highway drives between summer shows. Topped with a clear FlowState 3-position rotating lid and a dark reusable straw, it pairs naturally with the AC/DC High Voltage tumbler for classic rock listeners stocking a road-trip drinkware set.