Afternoon Tea LIVING Prisoner of Azkaban collection group shot

A Hagrid’s Hut Teapot and Marauder’s Map Plates: Afternoon Tea LIVING’s ‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ Line Lands October 14

ByThe House Elves at Aguamenti

I solemnly swear I am up to no good, and so, apparently, is the teapot.

Japanese lifestyle brand Afternoon Tea LIVING has unveiled a new Harry Potter collection built around Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. It goes on sale Wednesday, October 14, 2026, at Afternoon Tea LIVING stores across Japan and through the Afternoon Tea official online store, the brand confirmed in its press release.

It follows the 11-piece birthday collection the brand released in July, and it’s a much bigger drop: teaware, bags, glassware, stationery and a couple of genuinely surprising big-ticket pieces.

Afternoon Tea LIVING Prisoner of Azkaban collection including amigurumi, teapots, a Buckbeak figurine and a wallpaper sample
Part of the Prisoner of Azkaban collection, on sale in Japan from October 14. (Afternoon Tea LIVING)

The highlights

Prices include Japanese consumption tax. USD figures are approximate.

  • Amigurumi Harry and Hermione: ¥6,600 each (about US$42). On launch day, each is limited to one per transaction.
  • Hagrid’s Hut teapot: ¥6,600 (about US$42)
  • Pumpkin teapot: ¥5,500 (about US$35)
  • Swaying Buckbeak figurine: ¥3,850 (about US$24)
  • Marauder’s Map plate: ¥2,750 (about US$17)
  • Fat Lady trinket tray: ¥2,750 (about US$17)
  • Heat-reactive mugs: ¥2,750 each (about US$17). Pour in a hot drink and a hidden design appears from the blacked-out panel.
  • Glow-in-the-dark umbrella: ¥5,940 (about US$38)
  • Wall clock: ¥12,100 (about US$77)
Knitted amigurumi dolls of Harry Potter and Hermione Granger
The Harry and Hermione amigurumi, limited to one each per transaction on launch day. (Afternoon Tea LIVING)
Hagrid's Hut teapot with a matching cup and saucer and a trunk-shaped canister
The Hagrid’s Hut teapot, cup and saucer, and trunk canister. (Afternoon Tea LIVING)

The line also includes a big cushion (¥5,500, about US$35), a Magical Creatures tote (¥4,950, about US$31), a trunk-shaped canister (¥3,850, about US$24), a jewelry case (¥5,500, about US$35), glow-print double-wall glasses (¥2,750 each, about US$17), a stainless bottle and stainless mug (¥4,400 each, about US$28), a puzzle (¥1,650, about US$10) and clear files (¥1,100, about US$7).

Marauder's Map plate beside a Fat Lady portrait trinket tray
The Marauder’s Map plate and Fat Lady trinket tray. (Afternoon Tea LIVING)

The two big swings

Two pieces sit well above the rest. A floor lamp costs ¥33,000 (about US$209) and is sold only at select stores and online. A wallpaper costs ¥55,000 (about US$348) and is exclusive to the official online store.

Harry Potter themed floor lamp in front of a patterned wallpaper
The floor lamp and online-exclusive wallpaper. (Afternoon Tea LIVING)

A few book-hopping extras

Azkaban is the headline, but the designers have borrowed from elsewhere in the series. There’s a plate and mug printed with the Black family tree, which is strictly Order of the Phoenix territory, and a flat bag and pouch showing Hermione after her Polyjuice Potion went wrong in Chamber of Secrets.

How to get it outside Japan

This is a Japan release, and no international sale has been announced. Fans overseas can use a Japanese proxy-buying or package-forwarding service to order from the Afternoon Tea online store. The amigurumi already carry a launch-day limit, so expect them to go quickly.

Which piece would you put on your shelf first, the swaying Buckbeak or the Hagrid’s Hut teapot? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to follow along for more Harry Potter news.

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