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Every part of this set is white, from the two pricked ears on the hood to the deep fur pockets at the ends of the scarf. The pile is long and a little shaggy, so the hood holds an animal shape on the head...

Egyptian rather than NorseMost wolf jewelry draws on Norse or Native American imagery. This one goes to Egypt instead, which gives it a completely different visual language: clean geometry, strong profile, no knotwork. The head is shown side on with the ears up and...

Nothing added, nothing cutThe rule that defines origami is what makes it worth borrowing. One sheet, folded. Nothing is glued on and nothing is cut away.Every curve has to be implied by a straight crease, and every part of the animal has to come...

Obsidian is frozen lavaIt is not a mineral and not a crystal. It is volcanic glass, formed when lava cools too fast for any crystal structure to develop, which is why it has that depthless black surface rather than the grain of a stone.Because...

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...

Harder edgedThis one leans deliberately toward punk and rock styling rather than the mythological end of our range. Sharper lines, more aggressive proportions, and none of the knotwork that softens the Norse designs. The head is a snarling wolf with the lip drawn back...

Norse wolves on a Celtic shapeThe form underneath this design is a clover, with a wolf head filling each of the four leaves and a small red stone set at the centre where they meet. The clover is a luck symbol from Ireland and...

A face built for the stage Stage make-up in kabuki is called kumadori, a set of bold lines laid over a pale ground so that a face still reads from the back of a large theatre. Colour carries meaning in it, red for heroism...

Lupus, the wolf, is a real constellation in the southern sky, one of the forty eight that Ptolemy catalogued nearly two thousand years ago. It shows the animal whole rather than a head or a paw print, which is what these earrings do: the...

No two are the sameThis is the practical consequence of natural stone, and it is worth expecting rather than being surprised by.Stone carries its own banding, inclusions and variation in tone. The piece you receive will match the colour you chose and will not...

A howl carries. Over open ground a wolf's call reaches several miles, which is how a pack split by a chase finds itself again without a single sighting. The lid of this pocket watch holds that moment. Winter trees and three wolves Inside a...

Two upright ears stand at the top of this hood, dark panelled on the inside, and the rest of it, scarf tails included, is worked in a deep coffee brown faux fur with a long shaggy pile. The colour is not flat: the tips...

Nobody saves her in the originalThe version everyone knows ends with a woodsman cutting the wolf open. That ending was added later.In Perrault's telling, published in 1697 and the oldest printed version we have, there is no huntsman and no rescue. The wolf eats...

Two wolves share one frame here, the taller one holding its head high while the second tucks its muzzle up under the jaw and closes its eyes. It is photographed in black and white against a dark ground, so the fur carries the picture:...

The Stark sigilTwo braids either side of a smooth black centre band, with the House Stark coat of arms on a pendant at the middle. No explanation needed for anybody who will recognise it.This is the cheapest leather bracelet in our range, which makes...