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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...

A crescent moon sits high over deep blue, and beneath it a black wolf lifts its muzzle from a low rise, bare branches to one side, pale cloud drifting behind. Why the moon keeps turning up Wolves do not howl at the moon. They...

Bones alongside the headThe wolf head sits with bone detailing that refers to hunted prey rather than to death directly. It is a hunting motif rather than a gothic one, which is a distinction worth drawing since the two look similar at a glance.Leather...

Why the eye is blueA blue eye worn as a protective charm is one of the most persistent objects in the world. It runs across Turkey, Greece, the Levant, North Africa and far beyond, in more or less the same form for thousands of...

Size buys detailThe obvious advantage of a large pendant, and the one people forget when comparing photographs.Everything in jewellery is a fight against scale. Fur, expression, the modelling around the eyes: all of it is the first thing lost when a design is shrunk....

Black or red is not a small choiceIt changes what the piece is, more than a metal tone ever does.Black is neutral. It reads as formal, it goes with everything, and it lets the metalwork be the subject. If you want a piece you...

Two wolves meet muzzle to muzzle across the centre of this print, and every colour in the design answers to that meeting. The wolf on the left is built from ice: white and cobalt, with cold light curling off its ruff like frost smoke....

Bared teeth, amber eyes and a ruff of cold teal: this wolf is painted at two temperatures at once. The head and back run to warm russet and gold, while the mane, chest and forelegs turn blue, so the animal looks lit by firelight...

Amber and gold fill the sky behind this painted scene, where a large grey and brown wolf comes forward through shallow water with its front paws lifted. A second wolf stands close at its side, and a further wolf head looks out from each...

Watercolour works by letting pigment bleed where it wants, and this print keeps every one of those soft edges. A grey wolf watches from the left of the comforter cover, amber eyed, its ruff dissolving into washes of apricot, gold and deep blue. A...

Ink and starlight carry this one. A wolf runs across a white ground in fine grey line work, and where its head would be there is a burst of petals, a chrysanthemum opening in place of a face. Behind it sits a black triangle...

A dreamcatcher hoop frames the wolf on this design, its web drawn in thin white lines across a galaxy of deep blue and burnt orange. Below the face the moon runs through its phases, slim crescents on either side and a full golden disc...

White filigree curls across the brow of this wolf, painted over grey and cream fur like frost on a window, with a small blue green stone set at the centre of the forehead. Beneath the face hangs a beaded dreamcatcher, feathers falling away in...

Constellations scatter across the black upper half of this print, single white stars joined into shapes above a ridge of snow capped peaks. At the left, a wolf's head is built entirely from straight lines and flat facets, a low polygon figure that reads...

A wolf head raised inside a circle is one of the oldest ways to put an animal on metal, the same arrangement used on coins, seals and signet rings for centuries. That disc is the centrepiece here, sitting flat on the front of the...