Big Lots Is Selling a Spooktacular Globe Halloween Mug for Just $8, and It's Guaranteed to Leave You Spellbound

Say what you want, but the latter half of the year is more full-out than any of the other 365 days. Sure, the summer is filled with raucous pool parties and legendary barbecues , but it’s hard to beat the over-the-top, in-your-face vibes of Halloween and Christmas. With Halloween creeping closer and closer, brands have begun inundating us with plenty of spooky items perfect for celebrating the holiday in style. And this year, retailers are going all out to amplify the scary aesthetics.

Although we’ve still got a ways to go, it’s never too early to lean into your inner black cat energy, and thanks to stores like Target and Walmart leading the way in dropping some truly horrifying gear (looking at you, Lewis ), we’re not short on frighteningly good options for the season. Even discount-friendly retailer Big Lots is throwing its witch's hat into the cauldron with its latest horrifying offering—and we might have just found our newest Halloween decor destination.

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The Black Raven Globe Lidded Mug made its miraculous appearance and we’re officially spellbound. This incredible 18-ounce pitch black mug features a haunting embossed skull design and a curvy, ornate handle. The real star of the show, however—aside from the spooky exterior—is the unique lid which features a raven and a moon enclosed inside of a crystal clear globe. Made of durable earthenware, this ghastly mug is microwave and dishwasher safe allowing you to enjoy your favorite beverage at optimal temperature with easy cleanup after.

Even better than its frightening look is the scary good price of just $7.99 for this piece of veritable Halloween art. The only thing left to do is fill it with your potion of choice (preferably a delicious cup of coffee ), and let it bubble, bubble, toil and trouble away. How’s that for getting a jump on Halloween?

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