Every great adventure needs a treasure map and in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, the map was created by Thror, grandfather of Thorin Oakenshield. It contains not only the lay of the land, but also detailed instructions. Some clear as day, some concealed.

Designed and drawn by Daniel Reeve of the 3 Foot 7 art department who created the original prop for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Weta's map has been made from a scan of the original and printed in Middle-earth (New Zealand) on finest Italian Marina Conchiglia parchment paper.

Thorin's Map – Parchment Art Print is a treat to behold and the die-cut edges add to the feeling of authenticity.

The famous Moon Runes that play an important part in the story have been printed in a layer of high gloss varnish on the otherwise matt surface. This is almost impossible to see in the product photographs and even to the naked eye it can be hard to spot, but in the right light they're visible and legible. If you read Dwarven runes, of course.

Thorin's Map – Parchment Art Print has die-cut edges to add to the authenticity and is part of a range of Middle-earth maps from Weta.

Dimensions: 12.6" x 16.3" (H x W x D), 32 cm x 41.5 cm

The main image shown is of a digital file and the image with the poster tube is of a production print. Note: The images are watermarked Weta NZ (this is not on actual print).