On the second floor of Hogwarts Castle, above the Great Hall, in the dreaded girl’s bathroom known as the Moaning Myrtle’s Bathroom, a place avoided by students because it’s haunted by the ghost called Myrtle Warren, the young student at the wizarding school and Harry Potter and Rony Weasley’s best friend, uses her hidden spot to prepare her magic Polyjuice potion. Sitting under the grids in front of the old washbasin, she carefully studies the potions in the flasks she holds, with a box filled with many more, and a small cauldron for the formula’s production. With the recipe for that potion and their wand by their side, Iron Studios gathered the perfect ingredients to create this statue of Hermione Granger, with the charismatic wizard girl in one of her most memorable scenes presented in the movie “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” from 2002, part of the collection that celebrates 20 years of its premiere in the movie theaters.