The Green Head - Finds Cool New Stuff!
SEARCH

Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug

Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug

Walking carpets from a galaxy far, far away are no good, but this cool new Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug is the perfect floor rug to cover up the cold metal flooring of a starship or Death Star or it could even be hung on the wall of a cantina or villain lair as a decorative tapestry. Although it may look like the real thing, it's not actually a smuggler safely encased in freezing cold carbonite, it's just a realistic print made on 100% polyester. Yep, it's the same one sold in all Cloud City gift shops, but this one can be shipped much cheaper and without the outrageous Galactic Empire sales tax.

Disclosure: When you buy through links on this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Related Stuff: Rugs

Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
These unique accent rugs are shaped like arrows to either point the way for guests to follow or just to point out something interesting.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Like the famous rug in the movie The Big Lebowski, this cool new Persian Rug Cutting Board also really ties the room together, the kitchen that is.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Flattened Tom Cat from the Tom and Jerry cartoon has been made into this fun rug that will have everyone doing double-takes when placed on a stairway.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Show your support for the glorious Empire with this fully operational yet non-walking carpeted version of the infamous Death Star.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Artist/designer Joshua Ben Longo has created one monster of a cool rug.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
The type of rug that you would place underneath a sofa to be discovered one day by a perplexed mover, at the top or bottom of your real stairs to cause total... More
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
I love animals, but I've always wanted a bear skin rug and a Polar Bear Rug would be the coolest. You could lay it out around the holidays and tell the kids... More
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Do you smell something? This delightful decorative holiday rug is inspired by Aunt Bethany's poor fried pussycat from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
This double-take and vertigo inducing round floor rug looks like a black and white three-dimensional visual vortex tunneling down into your floor when viewed... More

Related Stuff: Collectibles

Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
You never know when you're going to have good luck, but you can keep some readily in reserve with this hand-picked and preserved 100% genuine four-leaf clover... More
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
This truly massive LEGO model of the Imperial Star Destroyer, The Devastator, featured in the opening shot of Star Wars: A New Hope consists of 4,784 mostly... More
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Right now, this very instant, are you dreaming? Just give this replica of the infamous spinning top totem from the movie Inception a spin to find out.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
One of the more haunting scenes from Raiders of the Lost Ark is when Indiana Jones pulls out an old double-clasped, embossed leather Dutch Bible to show the... More
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Now you can hang this famous frozen smuggler from the shower rod just like Jabba the Hutt did in his bathroom.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
This hilarious adult coloring and activity book is filled with 80 action-packed pages of black and white drawings, quotes, and puzzles based on scenes from the... More
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Reach into this focused, non-terminal repeating phantasm AKA class 5 full roaming vapor AKA disgusting blob to grab some buttery / ectoplasm-soaked popcorn.
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
Skip the traditional milk and pour orange juice on your morning cereal instead with this cool new yet super limited edition Tropicana Crunch Cereal!
Han Solo Frozen In Carbonite Rug
This is no cave... it's a Star Wars Space Slug Desk Organizer!

Latest Cool New Stuff

Random Cool Stuff

BACK
FIND IT
NEXT