Sombrero Harry

Sombrero is Spanish for hat, and the hat in question is the wizarding one: a tall slumped cone with a crease running down the crown, a brim that has given up holding its shape, and a fold in the felt that suggests a face without ever committing to being one. It is a hat that looks like it has opinions about you. As a household object it does what any small sculptural piece does, which is earn its shelf by being recognisable from across the room. A hall shelf near the front door suits it, or a desk, or a bookcase beside the paperbacks it came out of. It is quiet fandom, the sort that doesn't announce itself the way a poster on the wall would. Supplied as a single file, and a straightforward gift for a reader in the house.