Throne of Glass Poster Set: Heir of Fire, Empire of Storms & The Assassin's Blade

For readers who followed Celaena Sardothien from assassin to queen, this trio captures the heart of her journey across Erilea. Perfect for a reading nook, a fantasy-lover's bedroom wall, or a gift for anyone who has ever lost sleep over Sarah J. Maas.

Why these three belong together

Together these three prints trace the arc that defines the Throne of Glass series, from Celaena's brutal origins to Aelin's fight for her kingdom. Themes of identity, power and survival run through every title, alongside the guilt, rage, love and revenge that shape her path. Hung side by side, they tell a story of transformation as much as any single book does.

Heir of Fire (2014)

Consumed by guilt and rage, Celaena travels to Wendlyn to master her magic and confront her past. Under the tutelage of an immortal Fae warrior, she edges closer to accepting her destiny as a queen. It is a turning point in the series, marking her shift from assassin to something far greater.

Empire of Storms (2016)

The long road to the throne has only just begun for Aelin. With war looming across Erilea, she must cross the sea to gather allies, risking her heart and her life in a desperate bid to hold back the darkness. Alliances form and fracture as the stakes rise higher than ever.

The Assassin's Blade (2014)

Before the throne of glass, Celaena Sardothien was the most feared assassin in Adarlan. This collection of five prequel novellas chronicles her daring missions, her first love and the betrayal that shattered her world, offering essential context for everything that follows.

Styling your Throne of Glass wall

This set works beautifully as a horizontal trio above a bed, sofa or bookshelf, hung in the reading order of Heir of Fire, Empire of Storms and The Assassin's Blade for a natural left-to-right flow. An oak frame suits a warm, storybook feel, while black brings out the darker, war-torn moments of the series and white keeps things clean for a brighter room. If you prefer to frame it yourself, all three are available unframed too. The set comes in Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square and Watercolour styles, so you can match it to your existing decor or mix styles across the three prints for a more eclectic gallery wall. Buy any three prints together and save 20%.