Officially licensed Harry Potter merchandise, this snow globe features Hogwarts castle and has a rock style base complete with the Hogwarts coat of arms.

Enter the Great Hall, bedecked in the gold decorations from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, you’ll find a mouth-watering banquet of roast potatoes, peas, turkeys, and puddings aflame set up as it was to celebrate the end-of-term feast at Hogwarts.Inside the glass globe, you'll find a polyresin sculpt of Hogwarts Castle, while the base of the globe is shaped to look like the craggy rock Hogwarts is set upon and features the Hogwarts school crest, as well as the word, Hogwarts. You are invited to experience a very ‘Harry Christmas’ at the Studio Tour during Hogwarts in the Snow, the most magical time of year, when iconic Harry Potter sets are dressed for the festive season in a blanket of filmmaking snow.

Christmas trees will tower over you in the Great Hall topped by authentic flying witches and inviting fireplaces will be adorned with festive holly, mistletoe, and wreaths. Add however much glitter you like; I added just a dash of each color to mine to keep it sparse, but feel free to crank up the glitter volume as much as you want.Step 3: To give my little Harry some extra height, I first glued him to a bottle cap and then glued that to the inside of the jar lid.

The globe is packaged in a handmade gift box, making it an ideal Christmas present and a must for a festive Harry Potter collection. Well, maybe just the fact that you can see it all year ‘round, thanks to this Harry Potter Hogwarts Snow Globe! Next story “Reading, Writing, Rowling” Episode 5: “Writing Magic: New Insights from Lev Grossman’s Interview with J. I was going to use white glitter to achieve a classic snowy feel, but then I saw red and gold, and it just seemed like a sign to put Harry in a swirly sparkling Gryffindor environment. Your visit will end with a walk around the Hogwarts Castle model, which is blanketed with snow, this meticulous transformation takes place at the Studio Tour each year, the same process as the one used in the films.This Harry Potter snow globe will add a magical touch to any Christmas celebrations in the holiday season. I used a sponge with a combination of warm water and nail polish remover to scratch off the label and glue residue. From the Gryffindor Boys’ Dormitory to the Gryffindor and Slytherin common rooms, discover how these sets were dressed for Christmas scenes in the film series. Only this morning, for instance, I took a wrong turning on the way to the bathroom and found myself in a beautifully proportioned room I have never seen before, containing a really rather magnificent collection of chamber pots.

Learn how a never melting snow was created by the set decorators for the film series using three various materials each serving a different purpose onscreen.

If you’re looking for an incredible Pottergift or holiday decoration, this simple snow globe is project for you!