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Two wolves, opposedA white wolf set against a black one, rendered without colour. It is the most graphically direct composition in our range, and the whole image is carried by the confrontation between the two halves.The reading is duality: two natures held in one...

Two wolves inside the circleA light wolf with its eye closed and a dark one with its teeth bared, curled into the taijitu so that each occupies the space the other leaves. It is one of the cleanest pieces of design in our range...

The idea on the label is wrongAlpha is the most repeated wolf fact there is, and it does not describe wild wolves at all.It came from a 1940s study of unrelated captive animals penned together, which produced exactly the ranked aggression you would expect...

Mostly, wolves are restingWolf art is almost entirely action: running, howling, hunting, standing on something. The real animal spends the larger part of its day lying down.The pattern is long travel followed by long rest, not constant motion. A pack can cover serious ground...

One pup, and what is ahead of itA black and white pup stands on wet ground looking straight out, and the reflection beneath it is not a pup at all but the grown wolf it will become. The old copy had this cub imagining...

The shape of a howlA howl starts low, climbs, then settles into one long held note that can travel for miles across open country. The artwork catches the wolf at that exact moment, head tipped back, throat open, the animal drawn as a single...

Green light under the canopyGreen is never a single colour in a forest. A ridge at distance goes blue with the air standing in between, the slopes below it hold a cool sea green, and the nearest spruce read almost black. This design takes...

A wolf built from creasesOrigami hides a rule inside its beauty. Where folds meet at a single point on paper that still lies flat, the number of mountain creases and valley creases always differs by two. It holds for a paper crane, and it...

A hoop, a web and two feathers The dreamcatcher comes from the Ojibwe, a hoop strung with a woven web and hung above a sleeping place. Here it hangs below a wolf's head in profile, the web engraved as a fine radiating lattice with...

Lilies, daisies and a ruffled pink chrysanthemum crowd the top of a beaded hoop, with violet crocus and a spike of purple bloom filling out the sides. Low inside the ring, in profile, one wolf turns its head away to the left, grey green...

Howling is a group performance, and the two wolves on this rug are caught mid voice. The pale wolf on the left has its muzzle straight up and its throat stretched. The darker wolf beside it is pushed further forward, mouth open and teeth...

Two generations in one frameAn adult and a single pup, which is a narrower subject than a whole litter and a warmer one than a lone animal.It is a single upright canvas painted as a watercolour. The adult lies in warm browns and gold...

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...

Drawn barb by barbFeather vanes are drawn open across this towel, each one split into separate barbs, so they hold their shape as feathers from right across the sand. They fall in black, gold and coral over a deep brick red ground, scattered around...

The eye in each halfNose to tail, two wolves curve into one another to form the taijitu, the cream one asleep with a black sun painted beside its closed eye, the dark one open mouthed with a pale crescent moon beside an eye of...