If your kitchen is lacking in some Harry Potter memorabilia, then a new collection could be just the thing for you.
Le Creuset is launching a new range dedicated to the wizarding world.
The homeware brand has given its signature dutch ovens, mugs, appliances and utensils a magical twist – and there’s something for all ages.
Some of the treats in the limited-edition range include two different varieties of round casserole dish – one with Harry Potter’s lightning bolt scar on the top and another Quidditch-themed option, with a Golden Snitch as the handle. The smaller one comes in at £275 while the larger pot is £365.
A Hogwarts Express kettle also features in the new collection in matte black and the brand’s popular red enamel – to resemble the iconic locomotive. What’s more, the whistling spout will make it seem all the more realistic.
Elsewhere in the collection, budding chefs will find a Deathly Hallows spoon rest and a spatula set – with handles inspired by Harry, Hermione, Ron and Dumbledore’s wands.
There’s also a set of four magical mugs, which have logos of businesses from the fictional world adorned onto the front. These include Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes, The Three Broomsticks, Ollivanders and Gringotts.
What’s more, there’s a dessert plate set that pays tribute to the four houses of Hogwarts in their trademark colours.
Prices start from £22 and there’s no denying that these items would make lovely Christmas gifts for the Potter fan in your life.
Products are already listed on the Le Creuset website and are set to be available very soon.
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