In the brutal heat and humidity of summer, it’s natural to let your brain wander to the cooler times ahead. Fall is a favorite season for a reason... well, several reasons, actually. It’s time to break out all those cozy, warm, spiced meals you’ve been desperate to make. And then before you know it, it’s Halloween!

Here’s some scary-good news that will make you look forward to both the food and the festivities: Lenox just released a new limited-edition Halloween set for its iconic Spice Village collection! The set of six features the same artisan-made, hand-painted porcelain that fans of the original Spice Village know and love, but in new, hauntingly cute designs.

Each jar is styled after a haunted Victorian home with black cats, bats, and ravens silhouetted in the windows. The new jars are for poppy seeds, sesame seeds, anise stars, mulling spice, cardamom, and fennel—all perfect for the cozy season ahead. And though they are technically Halloween-inspired, the whimsical details and colors make them eerily perfect to display with the other Spice Village collectibles.

If you’ve always wondered what the hype is about, Lenox released the original Spice Village back in 1989. It was sold for a few years and then disappeared until 2024, when it made a triumphant comeback for a new generation of fans. Because the pieces are handmade, they evoke a one-of-a-kind beauty with delicate designs on real porcelain.

Thankfully, Lenox has been steadily expanding its Spice Village product line, so fans new and old can continue to add to their own collections. And though they have a reputation as collector’s items, they’re real spice jars with rubber gaskets for airtight seals. So, yes—you actually can store the spices labeled on them. Or simply display them on a shelf or mantel. The choice is yours!

The only scary thing about the new Halloween set is that it might sell out faster than you can say, “Boo!” So, head on over to the Lenox site and grab one before all the ghouls and goblins do. And while you’re there, take a peek at the rest of their Halloween collection. Spooky never looked so cute!

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AnnMarie Mattila
Senior Editor

AnnMarie Mattila is the Senior Editor for The Pioneer Woman, covering a wide range of topics from food and cooking to home, beauty, style, and more.