These Bradford Exchange perpetual calendar figures were selected for their character pairing, narrative contrast, and their role within one of the more thoughtfully designed licensed collectible series of the early twenty-first century. Representing September and October, the figures depict Hermione Granger and Lord Voldemort, two central figures whose opposition defines the arc of the Harry Potter story.
Hermione is modeled in academic dress, holding her wand with a composed, focused expression that reflects her role as intellect and moral center within the series. Voldemort appears in stark contrast, rendered with an aggressive posture and accompanied by Nagini, emphasizing threat, control, and instability. Together, the two figures create a deliberate visual and thematic tension that works particularly well when displayed side by side.
Each piece was produced as part of the Bradford Exchange Harry Potter Perpetual Calendar series and includes its original Certificate of Authenticity. The figures are hand-painted resin, designed to function as individual sculptural objects while also contributing to a larger chronological display. September and October are among the more visually striking months in the series, making this pairing especially desirable for collectors refining or completing their calendars.
Both figures are new and have never been displayed. They were removed from their original packaging only for photography and returned immediately afterward. The original boxes and Certificate of Authenticity are included, and the pieces present in pristine condition.
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These Bradford Exchange perpetual calendar figures were selected for their character pairing, narrative contrast, and their role within one of the more thoughtfully designed licensed collectible series of the early twenty-first century. Representing September and October, the figures depict Hermione Granger and Lord Voldemort, two central figures whose opposition defines the arc of the Harry Potter story.
Hermione is modeled in academic dress, holding her wand with a composed, focused expression that reflects her role as intellect and moral center within the series. Voldemort appears in stark contrast, rendered with an aggressive posture and accompanied by Nagini, emphasizing threat, control, and instability. Together, the two figures create a deliberate visual and thematic tension that works particularly well when displayed side by side.
Each piece was produced as part of the Bradford Exchange Harry Potter Perpetual Calendar series and includes its original Certificate of Authenticity. The figures are hand-painted resin, designed to function as individual sculptural objects while also contributing to a larger chronological display. September and October are among the more visually striking months in the series, making this pairing especially desirable for collectors refining or completing their calendars.
Both figures are new and have never been displayed. They were removed from their original packaging only for photography and returned immediately afterward. The original boxes and Certificate of Authenticity are included, and the pieces present in pristine condition.
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