
Framed print of 'Map of Middle-earth' from The Lord of the Rings by Weta Workshop
Selling Price
$60
History
This map of Middle-earth was created as official licensed merchandise for Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, produced by Weta Workshop in New Zealand. The map depicts J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional world with detailed geographical features, place names in Tengwar script, and decorative borders that evoke the aesthetic of ancient cartography. Such maps became widely available in the early 2000s following the films' release and have remained popular collectibles ever since. 21” x 21” This framed map appeals to fans of The Lord of the Rings franchise, fantasy literature enthusiasts, and collectors of film memorabilia. The piece serves both as nostalgic memorabilia and decorative art, capturing the epic scope of Tolkien's legendarium. Collectors of movie tie-in merchandise and fantasy-themed artwork particularly value officially licensed pieces like this for their connection to one of the most successful film franchises in cinema history.
Origin
New Zealand
Maker
Weta Workshop
Time period
Early 2000s