Emaischen in Luxembourg City/Nospelt
Emaischen has been celebrated every Easter Monday since 1957 in Nospelt, Luxembourg's historic pottery-making center active from 1458 to 1914, and at the Fish Market in Luxembourg City. The day centers on Péckvillercher, bird-shaped clay whistles made by hobby potters and sold only on this single date each year. A craft fair and food stalls surround the whistle sellers, and the Nospelt Pottery Museum opens its doors to visitors for the occasion.
Nospelt's connection to pottery runs deep: from 1458 to 1914, the village functioned as Luxembourg's principal center of pottery production, a centuries-long craft tradition that faded as industrial production changed how everyday ceramics were made and sold.