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Two wolves run through the Norse sky and never catch what they chase. Skoll is at the heels of the sun, Hati at the moon, and the old poems hold that the gap only closes at the end of the world. Wolves in these...

Four hunters, two ways of living Four faces sit inside one woven hoop on this throw: a lion, a grey wolf, a leopard and a tiger, each in its own quarter of the circle, with white and brown feathers, dark stone and strands of...

Ink, gold and a crescent moon A gold crescent moon sits high on this wolf's brow, drawn as though scratched into the dark with a fine pen. The head fills the whole blanket, front on and level, worked in deep teal and near black...

Head level, ears forward, this grey wolf walks straight down the lens across open snow with a dark treeline standing behind it. One front paw is lifted mid stride, the tongue just shows below the nose, and the winter ruff sits heavy around the...

One pale blue eye sits at the centre of this photograph, in a face turned fully to the side. The wolf is almost white, cream through the cheek and muzzle, with soft grey shading around the socket and a dark ear folded back against...

Falling snow fills the background of this portrait, and the wolf sits square in the middle of it, chest forward, both eyes on the camera. Black and white photography reduces it to structure: the dark rims of the eyes, the pale muzzle and cheeks,...

Symmetry is the oldest device in ornament, and this face is built on it. Every scroll on the left has an answer on the right, from the flourishes filling the ears to the paired curls that run up the brow and meet in a...

A white wolf stands on a bank of wind carved snow, a range of mountains behind it and pale blue winter sky above. It faces the camera square on. Everything else in the picture is scale: ridge lines, cloud, a long white slope, and...

The clasp is the designMost bracelets hide the closure. This one makes it the feature: a T-shaped hook where the two leather bands meet, with a sculpted wolf head on each side of it.That is an unusual solution and a practical one. Hook clasps...

Three panels, exact sizesThis is a triptych sold by real measurement rather than by Small and Large, which removes the usual guesswork.Read the sizes carefully though: 20x40cm X 3 pieces means each panel is 20x40cm, and the three panels stack one above another rather...

Two wolves stand on a snowy ridge with their heads tipped back towards a full moon, and the whole scene is worked in relief into the cover of this bronze toned pocket watch.The engraved coverThe cover is pierced as well as sculpted, so the...

A low poly wolf face comes out of this cavity, brow, cheeks and muzzle cut into flat triangles that catch the light at different angles. Two sharp ears stand up at the top and the snout narrows to a faceted point. The example in...

Worked in the old animal style Scrollwork curls along the foot of each wolf, and above it the beast rears with its head thrown back and its jaw wide open. The body is worked in overlapping ridges that read as layered fur, and the...

Built on the curve of a canine Long, slightly curved and drawn to a fine point: that is the shape of a wolf's canine, the tooth it grips with. These drops take the same outline, broad across the top and narrowing along one edge...

The Wolf Moon is a real nameJanuary's full moon is traditionally called the Wolf Moon in English, and the name has stuck for centuries.The usual explanation is that wolves howl more in midwinter. They do, though not from hunger as the folklore claims. Late...