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Real-world Legend of Zelda treasures, Heart Container lights and Ruppe pouches, coming soon [Pics]

Whether you’re restoring your energy at home or out adventuring in the world, these Hyrulian artifacts will be ready to help. Nintendo fans already have November 5 circled on their calendars, since that’s when the long-awaited remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time goes on sale for the Switch 2. That’s not the […]

Real-world Legend of Zelda treasures, Heart Container lights and Ruppe pouches, coming soon [Pics]

Nintendo fans can look forward to two exciting Zelda-themed releases coming to market in November. Takarajimasha, a Japanese fashion and interior company, will be unveiling two creations inspired by treasures from the beloved Legend of Zelda franchise.

First up is a replica of the Heart Container, a prized item that has been granting Link increased stamina since the very beginning of the series. This particular Heart Container is modeled after the version found in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, complete with its characteristic arabesque gold framing. But this isn't just a static display piece - the Heart Container lamp features a 9-centimeter (3.5-inch) tall body that emits a warm red glow when activated. The lamp can be detached from its base, allowing players to carry it with them as a light source.

Next, Takarajimasha is paying homage to one of the most ubiquitous treasures in the Zelda games: the humble Rupee. This small, green coin is collected in droves during gameplay, but the designers wanted to give it a special representation. The result is a zippered silicone pouch in the shape of a komono ire, a Japanese term meaning accessory pouch.

Designed to hold small items like earbuds, cosmetics, or even bite-sized snacks, this pouch features a strap that can also be used as a bag charm. On the underside of the Rupee pouch, fans will find the words "The Legend of Zelda," written in Japanese.

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