740 results found for “magnis*”

Water resistant, not submersibleWorth being straight about, because the distinction matters the one time it matters.The Oxford fabric and nylon shed water well. Walking through a shower, standing at a bus stop in drizzle, getting caught out for ten minutes on a bike: none...

Silver, not platedThis is one of only two rings we carry in genuine silver rather than plated steel, and the difference is visible immediately.Silver is denser than stainless steel, so the ring feels more substantial for the same dimensions. It is also softer, which...

The sigil of the NorthDirewolves were real animals long before they became a house sigil. Aenocyon dirus ranged across North America through the Pleistocene, heavier in the jaw and shorter in the leg than a grey wolf, and the tar pits at Rancho La...

Three wolves move across the wall in nebula colour. One is caught at full stretch mid leap, one stands with its head thrown back, and a third howls at the right hand edge. Each body is filled with the same deep field of blue,...

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...

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...

Each half does a different jobOne side rendered as a real animal, the other dissolving into geometric planes. It is a modern convention and it works for a reason that is worth understanding.The realistic half tells you what you are looking at. Because it...

Watercolour suits a wolf like this one. The head is built from washes of turquoise, ink blue and violet, and the paint has been left to run, so long drips fall from the ruff and the ears towards the foot of the bed, thinning...

A night scene that reads across a roomThe front of the bag is one picture. A wolf stands in silhouette on a rocky outcrop with its head back and its muzzle raised, and behind it a vast blue moon fills the sky, close enough...

A beaded hoop frames a winter valley on this set, and inside it a pack moves through the snow: wolves picking their way over blue drifts while another silhouette stands against a moonlit sky. The rim is strung with turquoise and clay coloured beads,...