HARRY POTTER - Magical Creature Statue 11 - Crookshanks

Crookshanks is Hermione Granger’s cat. He first appears in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, the third book in the series. Crookshanks is half-cat, half-chesspeckle, a magical creature renowned for his great intelligence and extraordinary foresight, making him the perfect study companion for the young witch.

Hermione adopts him at the Magical Menagerie on Diagon Alley, where the animal had spent many months without finding an owner. Thanks to his Fleur-blood, Crookshanks immediately senses that something is amiss with Scabbers, Ron Weasley’s rat. From then on, he relentlessly chases him, trying to bite him, much to Ron’s dismay. This, in fact, causes serious tension and repeated arguments between Ron and Hermione throughout their third year at Hogwarts, before Peter Pettigrew’s true nature is unmasked by Sirius Black.

This magnificent diorama, designed by The Noble Collection, perfectly captures the cat’s elegance and strong character. Crookshanks is depicted sitting proudly on a pile of old magic books and student scrolls, his bushy tail curled up against him. The meticulous sculpting of his flamboyant ginger coat, slightly twisted paws and characteristic flat muzzle is a testament to exceptional artistic craftsmanship. The removable illustrated base at the heart of the transparent display case recreates the warm atmosphere of the Gryffindor common room. An essential piece to complete your collection of the Wizarding World’s iconic pets alongside Hedwig and Scabbers.