

Maileg, Ballet Dancer Mouse - Big Brother Romeo
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He was born to dance. Romeo and Juliet are the perfect ballet dancers, each comes with a stand in a stunning circular gift box.
Every great performance needs a leading gentleman. The Maileg Ballet Dancer Mouse Big Brother is a beautifully dressed male ballet dancer mouse in an exquisite dancer's costume — graceful, characterful and the perfect partner for the Ballet Dancer Big Sister in any Maileg dance studio or performance scene.
With the signature Maileg hand-stitched detail, expressive face and beautifully crafted outfit, this dancer brings the world of ballet to the Maileg miniature world in the most wonderful way. A brilliant gift for dance-loving children and Maileg collectors.
Pairs beautifully with the Maileg, Ballet Dancer Mouse - Big Sister Juliet for a ballet duo.
- Exquisite hand-stitched detail throughout
- Beautifully dressed Big Brother mouse in ballet dancer costume
- Compatible with Maileg Mouse Farmhouse and furniture
- Mouse height: 13cm
- Machine washable at 30°C
- A wonderful gift for dance lovers and Maileg collectors
ABOUT MAILEG
Founded in Denmark in 1999 by Dorthe and Erik Mailil, Maileg is a beloved Danish brand celebrated for its enchanting handcrafted mice, bunnies and miniature worlds. Pronounced "My-Lye", each Maileg piece is a limited release designed to spark imagination and become a treasured heirloom — beautifully made, endlessly charming, and loved for generations.
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