🎓 Authority has spoken… and it’s now on your wall.
Bring a touch of wizarding chaos into your space with Wizard School Educational Decrees — inspired by the most infamous rules ever posted in the halls of magic.

✨ More than wall art — it’s a statement.
Each decree captures the rigid, over-the-top authority of a certain High Inquisitor… perfect for fans who appreciate a bit of dark humor and nostalgia.

🛒 Make it yours:
✔️ Choose your decree number — each one features a unique rule
✔️ No two are alike — every piece is made to order
✔️ Designed in a vintage wizarding style for an authentic in-universe feel

📜 Available Decrees:
• #9 – Any Student Found in Possession of Sweets
• #12 – Hogwarts School Will Be Subject to Informal Scrutiny
• #23 – Umbridge Appointed to High Inquisitor
• #24 – No Music to Be Played During Study
• #25 – Broomsticks May Not Be Flown
• #26 – Boys & Girls Are Not Permitted Within 6in of Each Other
• #29 – Extracurricular Activities Are Subject to Review
• #35 – Any Items Deemed Not of Educational Value Are Banned
• #38 – Non-Educational Toys & Games Banned
• #47 – Students Must Consent to Have Their Post Checked for Illegal Contraband
• #49 – All Quidditch Matches Cancelled
• #68 – All Student Organizations Disbanded
• #82 – All Students Subject to Questioning
• #85 – Any Literature by Non-Wizards is Banned
• #98 – Wishing to Join the Inquisitorial Squad

🖼 Display Options:
• Multiple sizes available — perfect for desks, shelves, or gallery walls
• Designed to stand alone or combine into a full decree collection

🎨 Why fans love it:
• Instantly recognizable for wizarding fans
• A conversation-starting piece with iconic references
• Perfect for home offices, study corners, or themed decor
• Mix, match, and build your own “wall of authority”

🪄 Crafted for an authentic look:
Each piece is printed with a parchment-style finish, giving it a worn, magical document feel — as if it came straight from the castle walls.

🎁 The perfect gift for wizarding fans.
Because some rules are too iconic to be forgotten… even if they were meant to be obeyed.