If you’re a fan of the Harry Potter series and don’t exactly need a cauldron for brewing anything witchy-woo, you should try checking out this Harry Potter Cauldron Light. If only you could hear the soothing sounds of boiling and bubbles bloating and popping, without the splash effects.
Light up the darkest of corners in your home with this beautifully detailed Harry Potter themed 3D light in the shape of a cauldron that stands an impressive 18cm (7.1″”) tall. It has a magical bubbling light effect that will fascinate as it produces a welcoming glow. The front of the cauldron features the crest of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Removing/replacing the cauldron lid turns the light on/off and the light is powered by USB (USB cable included) or 3x AA batteries (not included).
Is the Harry Potter Cauldron Light worthy of me?
I’m a fan of Harry Potter, I won’t lie, but I’m certainly not hardcore.
I’ve tried out some of the video games. I’ve read some of the books (truth be told, I was more of a horror genre fan back then, so YA novels weren’t exactly my cup of tea). Watched the movies.
What I haven’t done is taken some of those online quizzes to show which house I’d be labeled as. Trust me, it’s Slytherin. But I have visited WizardingWorld, which does offer some HP quizzes and much, much more.
Okay, I went off on a tangent here. This isn’t about my love for the fandom, it’s about the cauldron.
I don’t mind sleeping with some kind of light in the distance in my room. Heck, I’ve fallen asleep with my actual light on more times than I can count. If I’m bored enough or just that tired, it really doesn’t matter, but if you’re like my mom and hate any kind of light at night, then this probably isn’t that great to have on at night, nearby.
But that’s just night-light talk.
As far as movie nights or friends being over late in the day, I think this would be a cool light to have. That would make the Harry Potter cauldron light more for the younger generation that like the series rather than adults, but hey, there are still book clubs for all ages, and this can still be used as a good prop.
Not to mention who doesn’t like a cauldron during Halloween?
