Hogsmeade Tapestries

A magic trip, indeed!

The village of Hogsmeade

In Sites of Historical Society it says the inn was the headquarters for the 1612 goblin rebellion, and the Shrieking Shack's supposed to be the most severely haunted building in Britain.

Hogsmeade is the gateway to Hogwarts! Any fan of the wizarding world will recognize this village, and it's skyline of wonky chimneys.

Village of Hogsmeade at Night

Stop by Hogsmeade and get a drink dragon and Boar Pub. a Vintage look of the pub made famous by wizards.

Some way down Knockturn Alley at number 13B lies Borgin and Burkes, the most notorious of the alley’s shops, which specialized in “objects with unusual and powerful properties”, and particularly items that were both “unusual and ancient”. Many of the wizarding communities' children were instructed by their parents not to venture inside.

This majestic design features a roaring lion, its mane a blaze of vibrant colors ranging from warm golden tones to rich, deep browns and subtle hints of black. The lion's fierce expression is framed by a stylized letter 'G', suggesting strength and bravery. Intricate details and splashes of white add a dynamic feel to the image. This powerful depiction would strongly resonate with fans of chivalry and courage, making it an ideal emblem for those who identify with lionhearted valor and the spirit of a house known for its boldness and daring.

The best spot for a quick pint of Dragon Scale in Carkitt Market! Located right by Bowman E. Wright Blacksmith, The Hopping Pot has been a staple of the market place for decades for those who know how to find it.

Enjoy a foaming mug of this popular wizarding beverage. Hagrid drinking a nice mug of butterbeer

Taking over the Wizarding World is a job. Being cool is a lifestyle. Combine the two and you get the Dark Lord.

See what the future holds for you

This is perfect for the Uinversal Orlando Theme park bar crawlers who are into Diagon Alley and other magical drinking venues.

A quick design.

Chocolate Frogs and Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans

Life is short, sip more butterbeer.

Honey Dukes Sweets Shop Logo from Harry Potter

Disclaimer: This is NOT the Butterbeer from Harry Potter. You can't get it at Hogsmeade. Madam Rosmerta won't sell you a pint at the Three Broomsticks. And you definitely can't get some at the Hogwarts Halloween feast! I know. We can't believe it either!

I'M Here for the Fire Whiskey Dragon Orlando Florida. One of the best drinks in that famous Orlando theme park that Harry would love.

dark magic

The Grangers need to sell merch because Hogwarts ain't cheap!

butter beer brewery diagon alley

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Like Butterbeer? This is the design for you!

Goathland Railway Station, Yorkshire, UK A must-see is the celebrity station which became Hogsmeade Station in the first Harry Potter film and featured as Aidensfield in the ITV programme Heartbeat. The charming village of Goathland is just a few minutes’ walk up the bank from the station, with a great range of shops and pubs. You could explore the national park; embark on a country walk along the Rail Trail back to Grosmont or to the Mallyan Spout Waterfall. Goathland Station has its very own shop, and has a tea room which is in a converted 1922 style goods shed. By Paul Thompson Photography

Butterbeer Inspector Harry Potter Inspired

Official Butterbeer Inspector

This whimsical design features an anthropomorphic potato character adorned with a wizard's hat and a striped scarf, combining the magical and the mundane in a playful manner. The potato's bright, round spectacles and the delighted expression add a touch of endearment to the image. Set against a splattered, contrasting backdrop that highlights its central figure, the phrase "Expecto Potato" whimsically riffs on a popular magical incantation. This design is perfect for those with a love for humor, fantasy, and clever wordplay, appealing to fans of magical stories and quirky, fun graphics.

This vibrant design features a stylized scarf, rich in crimson and gold hues, artfully twisted into the shape of the letter 'G'. The scarf's texture is detailed, giving it a cozy, woven appearance, and it's fringed ends add to the realistic depiction. Set against a contrasting dark backdrop with splatters of white, suggesting a wintery touch, this illustration is tailored for enthusiasts who cherish themes of bravery, loyalty, and a bold spirit.

Perfect for the fan of the ButterBeer in the them parks in Orlando and California and beyond. This is a fan favorite