This puppet replica of the iconic Sorting Hat™ as seen in the Harry Potter film series duplicates the patches and facial features of the original.  

DID YOU KNOW: Legend has it that the Sorting Hat™ was sewn roughly one thousand years ago and began as a normal hat belonging to Godric Gryffindor. The four Hogwarts founders; Godric Gryffindor, Salazar Slytherin, Rowena Ravenclaw and Helga Hufflepuff, wondered how they would continue to sort the students once they had passed, and so they enchanted it with their combined intelligence to allow the Sorting Hat’s™ magic to live on. 

One of the four balls in Quidditch™ - 12" in diameter and covered in scarlet leather. Chasers fly the ball down the pitch and attempt to throw the ball into one of three hoops, protected by the Keeper. If successfully thrown in a hoop, 10 points are awarded to the scoring team.  This Quaffle replica is true to the original design and features the Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft and Wizardry crest.    

Uniting witches and wizards from all walks of life to share moments of competitive exhilaration and triumph, Quidditch is considered to be the Wizarding World's favourite sport.  Here is the first officially licensed Harry Potter Collectible Quidditch Set that includes: 1 Quaffle, 2 Bludgers, 1 Golden Snitch™, and a collectible poster all showcased in a decorative Quidditch trunk.   

The Mirror of Erised™ is an ancient, ornate mirror. It has clawed feet and a gold frame inscribed with the phrase "Erised stra ehru oyt ube cafru oyt on wohsi". The mirror shows the most desperate desire of a person's heart.  This authentically designed and highly detailed replica includes the golden mirror's inscription above the archi. 

Rubeus Hagrid™, the half-giant, was Keeper of Keys and Grounds at Hogwarts™ and eventual Care of Magical Creatures Professor. With a fondness for magical creatures, Hagrid’s™ gentle spirit provided comfort to Hogwarts™ students.

Raise a glass to Albus Dumbledore™ with this shining goblet, a detailed replica of his cup seen in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone™. Brilliant and often controversial headmaster of Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Albus Dumbledore™ was most famous for his 1945 defeat of Grindelwald™ and his steadfast championing of Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived. Dumbledore’s™ self-proclaimed proudest achievement, however, was being featured on a Famous Witches & Wizards Chocolate Frog™ card. 

A recreation of some of the pieces from the chess game in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone™."  Deep beneath Hogwarts castle, the mammoth Wizard Chess game is the last of the tests Harry, Ron and Hermione must pass in order to reach the Philosopher's Stone during the film's dramatic climax.

A recreation of some of the pieces from the chess game in "Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone™."  Deep beneath Hogwarts castle, the mammoth Wizard Chess game is the last of the tests Harry, Ron and Hermione must pass in order to reach the Philosopher's Stone during the film's dramatic climax.

This Hogwarts™ School Trunk has been crafted to resemble those used by Hogwarts™ students for travel on the Hogwarts™ Express.  Widely considered as one of the finest magical institutions in the world, Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft & Wizardry teaches young witches and wizards from across the UK. Although its hallowed halls offer comfort, this bastion of ancient magic holds many secrets…  

A Time-Turner™ was a magical device seen in the Harry Potter film series and used for time travel.  

The Triwizard Cup was the prestigious award and shiny cup given to the winner of the Triwizard Tournament™.  It remained in possession of the winner's school as a proud symbol of the victory until the next tournament takes place.

Advanced Potion-Making™, as seen in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince™," was a a textbook famously owned and annotated by the Half-Blood Prince and later fallen into the possession of Harry Potter™.  The cover artwork was especially created by graphic designers Minalima™ for the Harry Potter films.

These unique gold bars were found at the iconic Gringotts™ Wizarding Bank, which was run by goblins as seen in the Harry Potter film series.  Hagrid™ describes Gringotts™ as ‘the safest place in the world fer anything yeh want ter keep safe – ’cept maybe Hogwarts.’

Worn by Luna Lovegood™ in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince™," the Spectrespecs were both functional and quite the fashion statement for the singular Ravenclaw™ student.

The first time Tom Riddle’s™ name was mentioned was in "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets™," when Harry and Ron found a diary with the name ‘T. M. Riddle’ written in smudged ink. The pages were empty, soggy and without a trace of writing.  They later found out Tom had turned the diary into a Horcrux.  

The Hogwarts™ Express ran between London King's Cross Station Platform 9¾ and Hogsmeade™ station about six times a year, and dutifully carried students to and from Hogwarts™ at the start and end of every term. Students had to present a ticket to board and ride the train to Hogwarts™. The original artwork on this iconic item was conceived and executed by MinaLima™, the graphic duo, who designed all the original graphic elements for the Harry Potter films.

In "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone™," deep beneath Hogwarts™ castle, the mammoth Wizard Chess game is the last of the tests Harry, Ron and Hermione must pass in order to reach the Philosopher's Stone during the film's dramatic climax.

For centuries, the fables found in Tales of Beedle the Bard have been the staple of wizarding childhoods, the sound of bedtime stories. To children who grew up in wizarding families, ‘the Hopping Pot and the Fountain of Fair Fortune are as familiar’ to them ‘as Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty are to Muggle™ (non-magical) children’.  The Tales of Beedle The Bard was seen in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows™.  The cover artwork was especially created by graphic designers Minalima™ for the Harry Potter films.

In the film "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows™", this iconic notice was seen and posted when Harry Potter™ was the Number 1 most wanted wizard.    

‘Dark Arts Defence – Basic for Beginners’ was deliberately used by Professor Umbridge™ to teach a basic level of defence, below the expected standards of the Hogwarts™ students.  Seen in the film "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix™," the cover artwork was especially created by graphic designers Minalima™ for the Harry Potter films.

Students from the Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft and Wizardry represented and celebrated their house pride wearing robes similar to these replicas each featuring their house crests.

The Deluminator, also known as the Put-Outer, is a magical device, which removes light sources from the Deluminator's immediate surroundings, as well as having the ability to put the light back.  It was used by Dumbledore™ and eventually left to Ron Weasley™ as a useful tool to assist them in their future adventures.

Aragog, who initially lived with Rubeus Hagrid™, had a taste for human flesh and was able to communicate with humans. In the Harry Potter film series, Aragog grew to about the size of a small elephant, with an eighteen-foot leg span.  As an Acromantula, Aragog was really a monstrous, eight-eyed spider capable of human speech and dangerous to wizards & Muggles™ alike.  These beasts are believed to be wizard-bred, possibly intended to guard dwellings or treasure.

The bright pink ball of soft and fluffy fur is just like the ones bred by Fred and George and sold at Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes in Diagon Alley™.  

Bertie Botts Every-Flavour Beans - A Risk with Every Mouthful! One of the most popular wizarding sweets and similar to Muggle™ jelly beans, except for the inclusion of some unique flavours ranging from the delicious to the disgusting.  

Honeydukes is a candy shop that sells practically every wizarding treat imaginable as seen in the Harry Potter film series. Unbeknownst to the owners, there is a secret passage to Hogwarts™ in its basement.

A very popular wizarding sweet made from chocolate in the form of a frog, the iconic Chocolate Frog™ came with a collectible card of a famous witch or wizard inside each pack, which could be used for trading between Hogwarts™ students.  

One of the most famous wizards of all time, Harry Potter learnt on his 11th birthday that he was destined to attend Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry acquired his powerful wand at Ollivanders™ shop in Diagon Alley™ which was made with unique holly wood with a phoenix feather core.

Hermione Granger™ was best known for having a keen mind, a valiant heart, and the ability to excel in all her studies. She was an invaluable friend of Harry Potter and ally in the fight against Lord Voldemort™. 

Best known as the Headmaster of Hogwarts™ School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Albus Dumbledore™ was recognised as the master of the Elder Wand. As one of the three objects to make up the Deathly Hallows and crafted with the tail hair of a Thestral, this legendary wand is said to be the most powerful in existence.

Pixies were electric blue and about eight inches high, with pointed faces and voices so shrill it was like listening to a lot of budgies arguing.  Always watch out for the mischievous Cornish Pixie, for as Professor Gilderoy Lockhart™ says, “Pixies can be devilishly tricky little blighters!”

Buckbeak™ the Hippogriff was a loyal friend to Hagrid™, Harry and Sirius Black™ as seen in 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™."  An extremely proud creature, a witch or wizard must bow before approaching a Hippogriff, which shows good intentions

A highly intelligent Phoenix with many abilities, Fawkes™ proved indispensable to both Albus Dumbledore™ and Harry Potter.  Dumbledore’s animal companion and defender, Fawkes™ possessed incredible courage and strength making him stand out as fierce opponent when needed.  

A magnificent, swan-sized, scarlet bird whose magical song bolsters the courage of the pure-of-heart and strikes fear into the impure, phoenixes burst into flame upon their death and are reborn from their own ashes.

A particularly vicious yet informative book asigned by Professor Hagrid™ to his Care of Magical Creatures class students in 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™.'

Always a loyal and close friend, Hedwig™ joined Harry as his companion on his 11th birthday and just before his first year journey to Hogwarts™.

You probably know that some of Slytherin’s™ most renowned members include Severus Snape™ and Bellatrix Lestrange. But did you know Merlin himself was a Slytherin™, or that according to legend, the ribbon of a First Class Order of Merlin is green to reflect his Hogwarts™ house?

Students sorted into Hufflepuff™ show DEDICATION, always have PATIENCE and exude LOYALTY.  Some of Hufflepuff’s™ most renowned members include Nymphadora Tonks™ and Cedric Diggory. But did you know that Hufflepuff’s™ house ghost, the Fat Friar, still resents the fact he was never made a cardinal?  Or that Hufflepuff™ has produced the fewest Dark wizards of any house at Hogwarts™?

It's no secret that Gryffindor™ students are full of COURAGE, inspire with their BRAVERY and act with DETERMINATION.  Some of Gryffindor's™ most renowned members include Albus Dumbledore™ and Harry Potter.  Did you know that the sword of Gryffindor™ was made a thousand years ago by goblins or that the Head of Gryffindor™ House is no other than Professor Minerva McGonagall™? 

Students sorted into Ravenclaw™ posses WIT, value LEARNING and demonstrate WISDOM.  You probably know that some of Ravenclaw’s™ most renowned members include Gilderoy Lockhart™ and Luna Lovegood™. But did you know Ravenclaw’s™ Grey Lady is the least talkative Hogwarts™ house ghost, or that Ravenclaw’s common room boasts the most stunning views of the castle grounds?

One of the greatest plants in Herbology, the Mandrake was a crucial ingredient in most antidote treatments. The secret to cultivating a fully-grown Mandrake (should you need it) was earmuffs. A Mandrake cry was fatal to anyone who heard it – which was precisely why Professor Sprout only let students handle seedlings.  

First seen in the film, "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™," the map folds out to reveal many of your favourite locations from the corridors and classrooms of Hogwarts, just like the original in the Harry Potter film series.

Hanging wall plaque with the wands of Harry Potter, Hermione Granger™, Ron Weasley™, Ginny Weasley™, Neville Longbottom™ and Luna Lovegood™, core members of Dumbledore’s Army™.   Formed in secret during Dolores Umbridge’s tenure as Hogwarts’™ High Inquisitor, Dumbledore’s Army™ was a student organisation led by Harry Potter in order to teach practical Defence Against the Dark Arts skills when they were not learning them in class. This group would defend Hogwarts™ at various points in the Second Wizarding War, notably during the Battle of Hogwarts™.