GLASS BALL WITH SNOW BY HARRY POTTER - HOGWARTS EXPRESS⚡️

Bring the magic of the world of Harry Potter straight to your home with this amazing Harry Potter decorative glass ball!. Made from resin and glass, the ball represents two iconic symbols of the magical world: on the base is the majestic Hogwarts Express, the legendary train that leads students to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, while inside the ball shines the famous Weasley Flying Ford Anglia. Just shake it to see the magical particles suspended, recreating a visual spell that will transport you to the enchanted atmospheres of the saga.
The compact size (14.5 x 14 x 8 cm) makes it perfect for any space, and the personalized packaging a ready gift to surprise your friends. This crystal ball is ideal for personalising your Christmas decorations for home, adding a touch of fantasy and adventure to the holidays.
Thanks to the officially licensed, this fun Christmas ball is not only an original addition to your decorations, but also an authentic, high quality piece that any fan will love. Christmas snow balls have never been so exciting! Whether for yourself or as a Christmas gift for a friend, this personalised Christmas bauble will bring joy and wonder, making every holiday moment even more special. Don't miss the chance to make this Christmas unforgettable with a touch of magic from Grupo Erik!

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WARNINGS BEFORE USE:
This item is not a toy. Handle with care, do not bump. Clean with soapy water and a soft cloth. Do not clean with abrasive material.

Brand	Grupo Erik
Model Number	BN004
Color	harry potter
Product Dimensions	14.5 x 8 x 14 cm; 720 g
Material	Crystal, Resin
Item Weight	720 g

Grupo Erik: Harry Potter Snow Globe | Classic Christmas Home Decoration, Hogwarts Express & Ford Anglia, 14.5 x 8 cm, Official Licensed Glass & Resin

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