Wolf and Cub Figurine

A grown wolf walks with her head low and level, and a cub halts beneath her chin to look up at her. The two are sold as separate figures, so you can take the pair or just the one, and each stands on its own without a base.

Two figures, two poses

The adult is caught mid stride, front leg swinging forward, tail carried out behind and mouth slightly parted. Her coat runs grey brown with a dark charcoal saddle across the back and shoulders, fading to cream on the legs and throat, and the eyes are painted a clear yellow. She measures 10.5 x 2.5 x 4.5 cm.

The cub is a rounder, softer version of the same animal, standing square with its muzzle tipped upwards and its short tail held out behind. Grey through the body with a brown wash over the head and back, it measures 4 x 1.5 x 3.5 cm.

Why the pair works

Wolves live in packs of roughly six to eight animals led by a breeding pair, and every young wolf spends its first year at the bottom of a settled order. These two put that relationship on a shelf in miniature: the adult moving on, the cub reading her face. Stand them with the rest of our wolf figurines, or read how rank actually works in how wolf packs work.

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