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Fifty six gramsThis is the heaviest bracelet in our range by a wide margin, roughly four times the weight of the lightest leather bands we sell.Weight is not a flaw here; it is the point. A werewolf piece that felt insubstantial would undercut itself....

Leyding and Dromi were the first two fetters the gods tried on Fenrir. He kicked Leyding apart at the first attempt. Dromi was made twice as strong, and he broke that as well, hard enough that the pieces flew. Only the third binding ever...

A wolf made of night sky Ink and starlight share this face. The crown, ears and outer ruff are deep black shot through with teal nebula and a fine spray of white specks, much like a long exposure of a clear winter sky. Below...

Two wolves meet nose to nose at the centre of this design, one warm grey brown, the other silver and white, with a full moon rising directly behind them and small stars scattered across a deep cobalt sky. A ridge of snow covered peaks...

Engraved rather than sculptedThe wolf here is cut into the metal rather than raised out of it, and it is small: a single head on the polished strip that runs down the centre of the band, between two dark inset panels with a fine...

A wolf's head, jaws open, built from crossing contour lines. Look at the muzzle and you can follow the mesh bending over the bridge of the nose, tightening along the gum line, then spreading wide across the cheek and running up into the pricked...

Fur is one of the harder things to draw in line alone, and the engraving on this panel solves it by letting every strand stand as its own stroke. Around the ruff those lines break outward into a bristling edge, so the head never...

Grey fur against wet slate, a single wolf stands in profile on a snow covered ledge while a wall of mountains climbs behind it under a low bank of storm cloud. The photograph is printed across the full front of the shirt, hem to...

Wolves pile together in deep snow in this photograph, muzzles overlapping, while one of them stretches its tongue up to lick the mouth of the wolf beside it. Flakes hang in the air and catch on the fur, a raised paw shows its pads...

Each half does a different jobOne side rendered as a real animal, the other dissolving into geometric planes. It is a modern convention and it works for a reason that is worth understanding.The realistic half tells you what you are looking at. Because it...

Rust copper covers the head, back and flanks, then stops in a clean line where the white of the muzzle, throat, chest and legs begins. The husky stands in full profile with its ears pricked and its tail carried low behind the hind legs,...

Red mask on a black dial A marker at twelve shaped differently from all the others is one of the oldest tricks in watch design. The eye finds the top of the dial before it reads anything, and the rest falls into place from...

Howling is a group performance, and the two wolves on this rug are caught mid voice. The pale wolf on the left has its muzzle straight up and its throat stretched. The darker wolf beside it is pushed further forward, mouth open and teeth...

Black coats in wolves are a borrowed trait. The gene variant responsible entered wild populations from domestic dogs thousands of years ago, and it spread furthest through forested country rather than open tundra. In Yellowstone, close to half the wolves run black. This design...

Teal does all the work in this scene. A grey and black wolf stands on a low rock inside a wood of bare tangled branches, head thrown right back, and a white moon burns through the twigs behind it. The colour runs from near...