Harry Potter - Marauder's Map Wall Art

Choking hazard.

This beautiful and elaborately crafted presentation display is the ideal storage place for the Marauder's Map from "Harry Potter".It is made of brown lacquered wood with gold-colored decorations on the corners and features a plexiglass viewing window. The display opens sideways like a window and is kept closed with magnets.A perfect eye-catcher in any Harry Potter fan room!PS: Also great as a gift idea. ;-)

Dear customer,Ready for a magical shower? With our Harry Potter Marauders Map shower curtain, you can bring the magic of your favourite book series into your bathroom in a magical way. No more waiting for a letter from Hogwarts to immerse yourself in the magical world - with this shower curtain, you can have it every day!Our Marauders Map shower curtain brings the adventure and excitement of your favourite stories directly into your bathroom. The shower curtain, exclusively available at Elbenwald, is printed on one side and made of high-quality material. It is also equipped with 12 plastic eyelets for easy hanging. In addition, there are built-in magnets at the bottom to stabilize the curtain and ensure undisturbed bath time. This means you can have the magic of the Marauders Map with you at all times - whether in your bathroom or hung up on your wall.With a size of 180 x 200 cm, this shower curtain fits in every bathroom and can also be used as a huge wall banner. It is a perfect addition for any Harry Potter fan who wants to leave their house in the direction of Hogwarts.Does this sound right up your alley? Then order our Harry Potter Marauders Map shower curtain today and you can soon immerse yourself in a magical world!

The faithful reproduction of the Marauder's Map is an extraordinary and very stylish accessory for every Harry Potter fan. It looks like an inconspicuous, unlabeled piece of parchment, but when opened, it activates itself and shows Hogwarts and the entire school grounds on a nearly 2 meter long noble paper with all known secret passages - simply great! In the viewer's interest, it reveals many interesting secrets that can be of great use to many a real wizard student!Harry Potter receives this mysterious parchment as a gift from Fred and George Weasley just before Christmas of his third school year. The two had once stolen it from a drawer with confiscated items in the caretaker's office. In the sixth film, the Marauder's Map plays an important role again, but the limits of the school plan are also revealed: Harry is looking for Draco Malfoy, but can't find him on the map if he is in the Room of Requirement.The Marauder's Map presentation display, which is also available in the Elbenwald Shop, is suitable for storing the Marauder's Map.

If there were a competition among magical usefulness in the world of Harry Potter, the Marauder's Map would certainly be at the top. For example, it tells us all the people who are on the castle grounds, including the ghosts. At least as useful: it shows all the rooms, corridors, and sneaky ways of Hogwarts. Okay, with the exception of the Chamber of Secrets and the secret passage under the Whomping Willow. Oh, and the Room of Requirement isn't listed either. But that's it with the exceptions. Because such a school of witchcraft and wizardry and its lands really takes up a lot of space, we have chosen for the motif of the map of the Rumtreibers our XXL fluffy blanket. At an incredible 180 x 220 cm, it's never been cozier to be a rapscallion. By the way, the blanket is not available in Filch's office, but exclusively at Elbenwald.

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is full of iconic movie moments: the ride on the Hogwarts Express, Hagrid's dog Fluffy, or even Professor McGonagall's enchanted chess set. The biggest goosebump moment, however, is our first glimpse of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The first-year students glide across the lake in their small boats, the awe-inspiring castle is enthroned on huge rocks, and at the same time the grandiose music of John Williams is heard.Just the thought of the scene makes for pleasant tingling. So it was only logical to immortalize exactly this moment on our Harry Potter mural! This is guaranteed to beautify any room, but it works best in the dark. Why? Because the scenery is illuminated from behind - it does not get more magical!The lighting you turn on either with your wand or, so that the Muggles do not become suspicious, with the well-hidden switch on the side. Disturbing cables on the wall you also do not have to fear, because the lighting is enabled by three AA batteries.Choking hazard.