Yule Socks
Description: A short tomte wearing red-colored snowflake-covered conical headwear, with white-colored facial-hair, mischievous characteristics,and bulbous nose, serving a celebratory Skaal to all seasonal events Perfect for Yule-season enthusiasts, gifters, and tomte or nisse enthusiasts who enjoy humorous seasonal and celebratory design. Great for wintertime parties, fun gatherings,and seasonal and celebratory Yule events
Description: The yule cat crouches on a rooftop, eyes narrow, tail wrapped around a chimney pot. A jolakotturinn legend print for the reader who already owns three separate books on Icelandic monsters.
Beware of The Yule Cat Jolakotturinn Icelanic Folklore Socks
by frojy
$14 $20
Description: Gruss vom Krampus: the horned winter folklore figure of the Alps, with chains, bells, a basket, and a bundle of birch switches, striding through a snowy village under a full moon, in the style of an antique Austrian postcard. For Krampusnacht (December 5), alternative Christmas fans, and folklore lovers.
Description: A horned black cat prowls beneath the name “Krampuss,” carrying a woven basket of fish while ringing silver bells. Its long red tongue, sharp fangs, striped horns, and sly expression transform classic Yule folklore into mischievous feline comedy. Distressed navy, cream, red, and icy blue colors create a vintage folk-art look, blending Christmas folklore, gothic holiday imagery, black cat humor, mid-century illustration, and playful seasonal menace.
