Intricate bead embroidery that transforms horror and the macabre into wearable and collectible art. Each piece is painstakingly hand-stitched, with original beaded portraits of local Krampus performers that capture their characters in stunning detail. Available as originals, prints, stickers, holiday cards, and custom buttons.

Enchanting, handcrafted illuminated mushrooms nestled in driftwood, moss walls, and one-of-a-kind hat arrangements. Every piece uses preserved moss and lichen — no watering, no upkeep, just permanent wild beauty. Special Krampus magnets created exclusively for the event.

A Bremerton-born cottage bakery with heart — named in memory of Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Krampus-themed cupcakes, brownies, and cakes decorated with horns, edible imagery, and Krampus toppers. Equal parts delicious and delightfully wicked.

Two irresistible booths in one. Book Momma wraps books mystery-bag style — you know the genre, not the title — each packed with goodies for the reader. The Spoon Council turns thrifted and vintage silverware into custom rings made on-site, in sizes 4 through 15. Interactive, personal, and one of a kind.

Dark fantasy illustration with deep roots in publishing and tabletop RPGs — monsters, witches, cryptids, and cozy horror rendered with professional polish. A Krampus piece is currently in progress for the event. Available as art prints, metal prints, canvas prints, playmats, stickers, and original works.

Hand-painted original art where spooky meets humor in the best possible way. A dedicated Krampus painter with a rich catalog of originals — including beloved mashups like Krampus meets the Grinch and Krampus and Jack Skellington. Every piece is an original acrylic, also available as affordable prints, stickers, and magnets.

A leather worker, illustrator, blacksmith, and wood carver united by a deep love of Krampus lore. Every piece is made by hand — Krampus-themed leather and wooden tankards, belts, bracers, forged rings, bells, and knives, alongside carved wooden Krampus busts and striking leather and wood Krampus masks.

The Seattle chapter of the international Horror Writers Association, dedicated to keeping horror alive well past October. Featuring books, comics, short stories, poems, and artwork — all horror-themed, with seasonal and Christmas-horror titles that bring Krampus into the literary spotlight where he belongs.

Precision laser artistry meets handcrafted ingenuity across wood, leather, leatherette, and acrylic. Step up to the DIY Trucker Hat bar and build your own with hand-cut leather patches, or browse lighted Krampus ornaments, snow globes, advent countdowns, suncatchers, wall art, and heirloom games — chess, cribbage, and Chinese checkers — built to last generations.

Indie author and Navy veteran celebrating the launch of The Christmas Choosing — a Krampus and Santa Claus love triangle romantasy novella following Nika as she navigates a choice no one should have to make. Also featuring character art, stickers, and a winter holiday anthology by local indie authors.

Hand-carved wooden Krampus masks in the traditional Alpine style — each one a singular original, carved from scratch and not replicated. These are serious collector pieces available for direct purchase. If you've ever wanted to own an authentic carved Krampus mask, this is where you find one.

Heavy, handcrafted Renaissance-inspired leather goods built dark, rustic, and distressed — exactly as Krampus would have them. Belts, kidney belts, pauldrons, satchels, bracers, dice bags, bell bandoliers, and dragon head keychains, among others. Each piece is one of a kind and built to last.

3D-printed toys, figurines, decor, lamps, and fidgets rendered in dark, gothic, and horror styles — including a knit-texture Krampus figurine and flexible articulated Krampus characters. Accessible price points make this booth a great stop for collectors and gift-seekers alike.

Original handcrafted stained glass inspired by folklore, nature, traditional tattoo imagery, and the gloriously strange. Holiday offerings lean fully into the macabre: peppermint spiders, creepy eyeball snowflakes, coffin ornaments with vintage glass prosthetic eyes, and candy cane spider webs. Pieces range from small sun catchers to statement panels up to two feet wide.

Soft, strange, and wonderfully Krampus. MaterialJill brings plush toys, pillows, blankets, tree toppers, and ornaments alongside wearable Krampus creations — headpieces, hats, hoods, and fur capelets with plush horns. Also stocked with Creepmas favorites: zombie gingerdead men, scary snowmen, and skeleton Santas. Returning vendor and a perennial crowd favorite.

Handcrafted, phthalate-free candles, incense, and home fragrances inspired by fantasy and folklore. Features a full dedicated Krampus line — candles, wax melts, incense, room sprays, reed diffusers, and a coveted Krampus basket bundle — made with premium fragrance oils and natural waxes free from common toxins. A beloved Krampusnacht Bremerton vendor since 2023.

Natural and holistic home and wellness items for the spooky-souled. The Krampus candle line runs deep — cast iron cauldrons, wax melts, tea lights, and tin candles that smell like a naughty Christmas — alongside handrolled incense sticks, full-packed simmer kits, immune-boosting herbal teas, bath bombs, and magnesium lotion. A returning vendor since 2024.

A multi-media artist whose credentials speak for themselves: former Senior Concept Artist at Funko, art director at Wizards of the Coast, and currently designing for Universal Studios and its Epic Dark Universe. At Krampusnacht you'll find original watercolor paintings, needle-felted Krampus dolls, hand-painted cryptid figurines, enamel pins, and 3D-sculpted art dolls — all made entirely by hand.

Indie horror author of more than ten published books, including Krampus' Tree Farm — a holiday horror novella in which the main character is slowly, inexorably possessed by Krampus himself. Every book in the collection comes paired with a matching handmade candle or wax melt, its scent and color drawn directly from the story's world.

Whimsical oddity art and fiber art that finds beauty in the strange and forgotten. Insect displays, taxidermy arrangements, moss and mushroom compositions, dried botanicals, jewelry, paintings, and crochet art — plus witchcraft supplies, with Krampus-specific pieces created for the event.

Every piece at Stryker Forge begins as raw recycled metal and ends as something built to outlast its maker. Hand-forged tools, outdoor cookware, ornamental accessories, hair pieces, pendants, knives, axes, wall hooks, fire pokers, dinner bells, forged dragons and roses, and seasonal pieces. Watch the forge work live at the event — one of the market's most visceral experiences.

Original screen-printed and 3D-printed Krampus goods — shirts, enamel pins, keychains, stickers, ornaments, and the beloved Krampus-in-a-Korner dolls. Handmade by a devoted Krampus enthusiast who pours heart and craft into every design. A Krampusnacht Bremerton vendor since 2024.

Gothic home decor made for dark and sacred spaces. Plaques, wall art, and sculptural pieces with an unmistakable otherworldly energy — including the fan-favorite demon ram figure that stops people in their tracks and sparks the question: is that Krampus?

An old-school apothecary and pagan gift shop where everything is handmade, foraged, or grown. Bulk herbs and teas, custom-blended incense, ritual oils, hand-built ceramics, embroidered bags and pouches, Viking and ogham runes, wildcrafted besom brooms — and a DIY potion-making station that delights visitors of all ages.

Dark creature and Krampus art rooted in gothic, vintage horror sensibility. Prints, framed prints, stickers, zines, wood-burned pieces and ornaments, and hand-crafted dark gothic jewelry — each piece carrying the moody, atmospheric weight that this event deserves. A returning Krampusnacht Bremerton vendor.

Hand-sculpted, hand-painted wearable horns — zero 3D printing, all craft. From delicate pet-sized pieces to dramatic statement horns that command a room, with up to 20 designs on offer including an exclusive Krampusnacht design featuring rustic bells and chains. A market staple since 2023 and one of the most recognizable booths at the festival.

Spooky-cute crochet amigurumi spanning 3 inches to 3 feet — Krampus hats, Krampus plushies, Krampus ornaments, hooded scarves, mushroom caps, beanies, and an ever-expanding lineup of witchy wearables and creature companions. A Krampusnacht Bremerton vendor since 2023 and a perennial hit with every age group.

Dedicated to preserving and spreading the Alpine Krampus tradition through art, literature, and handcraft. Selling The Allure of Dark Winter Spirits — a richly researched book on Krampus, Mari Lwyd, and La Befana — alongside hand-crafted Krampus cards, stickers, ornaments, puppets, and masks.

A queer women and non-binary owned print studio and forge out of Port Orchard, where paper meets metal and every piece carries the maker's hands. Hand-carved woodblock and linoleum prints, Krampus-printed tea towels, tote bags, aprons, cutting boards made from retired print blocks, charcuterie swords, dinner daggers, and hand-forged hooks, bottle openers, wands, and pendants.

Every bag, wallet, crossbody, backpack, clutch, and wristlet is a singular piece — no duplicates, no mass production. Handmade with unique embellishments and original art, each item is specifically curated to the Krampus theme using seasonal and event-specific materials that won't be found anywhere else.

Gourmet hot dogs and sausages crafted for the street and built for the cold. Warm up between the parade and the market with something satisfying.

Fresh-made donuts in a range of flavors — warm, indulgent, and exactly what a long night of Krampus revelry calls for.

Authentic Mexican flavors from a family catering tradition — bold, warming, and made from scratch. The perfect fuel for a night with Krampus.

Fresh-popped kettle corn made on-site, filling the air with the sweet smell of something irresistible. A perfect snack for the parade.