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Sculptors call it undercutting: cutting away behind a form so that shadow, not line, carries the depth. These two wolf heads are worked exactly that way. The eye sockets drop into darkness, the fur breaks into ridges along the muzzle and down the neck,...

Braided leather, steel headThe band is a flat woven braid rather than a plain strap, which gives it a visible texture and considerably more visual weight. The wolf head is sculpted in stainless steel and sits at the centre of a linked chain style...

The paw is a snowshoeA wolf's foot is startlingly large for the animal attached to it, and that is deliberate engineering rather than an accident of scale.Spreading the toes widens the contact area and spreads the weight, which is what lets a wolf move...

The wolf on this cuff patch faces straight forward, amber eyes level, its muzzle and ruff picked out in grey and white thread on a pale square. On the black hat shown it is the only light thing on the knit, which is why...

Why gold and silver and nothing elseEvery culture that had access to metals arrived at the same two for ornament. That is not fashion agreeing across the whole world by coincidence.It is chemistry. Almost every metal reacts with air and moisture and destroys itself:...

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...

Two wolves, one shacklePaired animal heads facing each other across a ring turn up again and again in old metalwork, and this bracelet takes the arrangement literally. Two cast wolf heads finish the rope ends, muzzles forward, and a bow shackle with a screw...

Cream light fills most of this design. A single black wolf stands in profile against a full moon so large it runs almost from edge to edge, craters picked out in pale gold, with a deep violet sky and a drift of thin cloud...

The heaviest ring we sellAt 23.8g this outweighs everything else in the range, and it is immediately obvious in the hand. If you have only worn light bands before, expect a few days of adjustment before it stops registering.Much of that weight sits in...

Gousset is the French name for the small watch pocket sewn into a waistcoat, and in time the word passed to the watch that lived inside it. This one keeps that old shape and gives the whole front over to a wolf. A totem...

One circle sets the whole composition Almost every element on this rug answers to a single ring. The wolf forms the top of it, body stretched long from tail to shoulder, one paw reaching down to rest on a full moon that has been...

A blue-green stone sits at the centre of this wolf's brow, set into a diamond of worked metal, and white paint runs back from it across the forehead in curls, dots and fine trailing lines. The animal has been dressed the way a portrait...

Grey wolves once ranged over more of the planet than any other large land mammal apart from humans, from Arctic tundra to Iranian mountain and Polish forest. The portrait printed here carries the colouring of the temperate animals: a broad head in warm brown,...

The wolf that was never driven outEvery other wolf in this collection has a history of persecution behind it. The Arctic wolf largely does not, for the plain reason that almost nobody lives in its range.It is one of the few large predators on...

Arctic wolves hold their pale coat right through the year, while wolves further south shift between grey and brown as the seasons turn. This cub takes the pale version and wears it from nose to tail. It stands on all four legs rather than...