In Finland, the quirky tradition of Nuutinpäivä marks the end of the Christmas festivities on January 13th. Inspired by the Scandinavian King Knut, this day, in the past, saw mischievous "Nuutti trolls" donning tattered clothing, going door-to-door in search of leftover holiday treats. It's a peculiar blend of Yuletide cheer and mischief, unique to the Finnish calendar.

• Finlandia Ekskluzywny
• Pierwsze Wydanie 21 gru 2022
• sty 10 → sty 13 Rocznie
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Knut's_Day