Pumpernickel The Visitor | Handmade Folklore Figurine

Awarded Entity Number - ADK1274-PHVP

Chosen 19th of October, in the Year of Quiet Hauntings.

Placed into the New World.

Pumpernickel is a handmade collectible folklore figurine created by The Nordic Ghost Merchants in Denmark, inspired by autumn folklore, old seasonal traditions, and the strange pumpkin-headed Visitors recorded throughout Merchant accounts.

This folklore figurine is crafted through precision 3D printing. He is then hand painted and engraved.

The Visitors are an unusual autumn occurrence within Merchant records. Pumpkin-headed figures wrapped in old travelling cloaks, they appear without warning during the darkening weeks of the year, often near roads, field boundaries and places where the harvest has recently passed.

Their origins remain uncertain. Some accounts describe them as travellers; others insist they are seasonal spirits following old routes long since forgotten. The Guild has never reached a satisfactory conclusion. Each Visitor is therefore recorded individually upon arrival.

Pumpernickel was first recorded beside an old bakehouse shortly before dawn, standing beneath a window from which the previous evening’s bread had been left to cool.

Nothing was reported missing, although several loaves were later found turned neatly toward the window. Merchant notes describe him as unusually inquisitive and prone to lingering near warm buildings after dark.

Pumpernickel the folklore figurine measures 5 cm in height.