In the autumn of 1692, when the moon hung low over Bramblewood Hollow, Goody Bramblewood wandered the woodland paths carrying her crooked staff and a bewitched pumpkin. It was whispered that the little gourd glowed whenever an unwelcome spirit drew near. With her solemn gaze and black mourning gown, Goody kept watch over the hollow until the first light of All Hallows’ morn.  As her twin sister Goody Witherwort awaits her.

Goody Bramblewood stands appx 22 inches tall and features a hand-sculpted clay head, aged details, and a wonderfully timeworn primitive character.