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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...

Cold blue light picks out a single white wolf, settled on dark rock with its forelegs stretched forward and a thick ruff standing around the shoulders. Behind it the forest goes soft, bare trunks dissolving into mist, and the scene wraps from the chest...

Three wolves, not oneMost wolf bags show a single animal. This one shows a chorus, and it changes the character of the print entirely: it reads as a scene rather than a portrait.The subject is accurate too. A chorus is how a family stays...

Cold air makes a howl visible. This photograph, printed in black and white across the full panel, catches a wolf mid call with its head tilted up and a plume of breath curling away into the light above it. The face sits in deep...

The wolf as guardianEuropean tradition spent centuries casting the wolf as the thing you needed protecting from. Almost everywhere else it is the opposite: a guardian at the edge of the camp, a teacher, an animal that keeps watch and does not abandon its...

Weight you can feelAt 17.5g this sits at the heavier end of a wearable ring. Light enough to forget about after a fortnight, substantial enough that you notice it is gone. That balance is what most people are looking for and rarely name.The whole...

The oldest motif we sellA predator's tooth is among the earliest things humans wore as ornament, long before metalworking existed. Wearing one meant something specific about what you had faced.This band carries that idea in steel rather than bone, with a row of teeth...

Thor is not the wolf godWorth saying, because the combination on this pendant is iconography rather than a story.The wolves belong to Odin. Geri and Freki sit at his table, Fenrir is bound by the gods' trickery, and at Ragnarok it is Fenrir who...

Howls really do carry further at nightThis is usually put down to quiet, and quiet is only part of it. The air itself behaves differently after dark.During the day the ground is warm and the air above it is warmer than the air higher...

The design that moves mostTribal linework rather than a photographic wolf, which is why this one works in rooms where a realistic print would be too much. A single wolf head, drawn head-on, fills almost the whole panel, patterned with dots and chevrons across...

Ornament drawn line by line Every part of this wolf is decoration. The face is assembled from paisley curls, fine hatching and rows of dots in slate blue, grey and warm copper brown, so brow, muzzle and ruff appear only where the pattern changes...

Painted white scrollwork curls across this wolf's brow, a blue stone set in bronze sits above one eye, and a dreamcatcher hangs at the chest on a cord of teal feathers and brass beads. The portrait fills the whole cloth, close enough that the...

Two wolves tumble through a patch of grass, one rearing up with its jaws open, the other rolling beneath it with a paw lifted. The pair is painted in loose watercolour, brown and tan fur bleeding into flecks of orange and teal that scatter...

Four moons cross the lower half of this design, waxing from a slim crescent to a full gold disc, while a blue wolf looks straight out from above them. Behind its head a white sphere is drawn in fine geometric lines, and everything else...

Drawn in ink on a cream ground Nearly all of this design is line. Pen strokes and stippled dots build the shading, and the broad cream ground is left open to carry the light. Illustrators call that reserved white: the untouched ground becomes the...