Wizarding Folk

A modern look for the contemporary young wizard.  

A classic set of witches’ robes, available at Madam Malkin’s Robes For All Occasions.

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A stunning silver potion decanter available at Slug & Jiggers by special order only.  This globe-shaped beauty holds 1 runic gallon, and decants from a manual spigot at its base.  The rotating stand allows for wand-aided rotation, and the measurement ticks along the arc-shaped arm indicate optimal angles for proper astral alignment for even your most finicky potions and moon phials.  (80 Galleons)

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A wizarding home in Godric’s Hollow. 

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A wizards’ painting, notable for the visible brush strokes and everyday subject - a simple post owl.  That and its small size and serene colors set it apart from much of wizarding painting from times before, which emphasize grandeur and a great deal of movement.  

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The fresh faire of reagents offered at Sellaphix Apothecary, a 5 generation, family-owned shop in Diagon Alley.  

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Elpatha Q. Bartleby’s battered but still enchanted photograph of Corpus Animas, a 19th century spell, now illegal.  The spell caster is out of frame, but the traces and tendrils of the spell-light is visible on the right hand side illuminating the wall, and animating the skeleton.

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Three fashionable wizards in Diagon Alley. A proper wizard always wears a hat.  A pointed hat is certainly more traditional, but rounded tops and brims of Muggle influence has become quite popular, especially for half-bloods and those that commute regularly between worlds.

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An early Wizarding photograph, among the first to capture the aura of an enchantment.  

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Carried by Slug & Jiggers since 1860 and more recently by Mr. Mulpepper’s, this brand of Unicorn Tears is preferred because they are harvested from the tears of a unicorn in regret (rather than mourning).  The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures has evaluated the product as ‘acceptably regrettable treatment of a magical beast’

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“Madam Puddifoot’s is the height of witching tradition and continues to serve the village of Hogsmeade with excellent fare.” — Witch Weekly, 1886

“Moon Tea at Madam Puddifoot’s is a Cheering Charm with butter on top.”  — The Daily Prophet, 1978, “Rolanda’s Restaurant Reviews” Feb 17

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Tintype of witches 1875

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Like handed out to the team captains by Madam Hooch ages ago, this sturdy little number describes the rules and regulations of Hogwarts Quidditch.  Player eligibility, certainly, as well as how practice time on the pitch is divvied up, and any illegal fouls…

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The Ottery St. Catchpole coven from the 1890s - an authentic Wizarding photo with superbly preserved movement.  

A cherished tome of many young broomstickers.

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