Head back, throat open, mid-howl. This is not a decorative wolf. This is a wolf that means it.
At 6.8cm tall and 158 grams, this cast brass howling wolf has genuine physical presence — wide-planted stance, textured fur across the back and haunches, musculature visible through the casting. The pose is fully committed: the animal is calling to something, and the piece holds that energy without being theatrical about it.
In Norse mythology, the wolf is a creature of both destruction and protection — Fenrir and Fenrir’s opposite, the loyal pack. In Native American traditions, the wolf is a pathfinder and teacher. Across cultures, the howling wolf is shorthand for independence, wildness, and the refusal to be domesticated. This piece carries that weight in solid brass.
The warm polished finish catches light across the raised fur detail. It sits well on a rustic shelf, a dark wood desk, or alongside books and botanicals. It also photographs well — if that matters.
Caring for Your Brass
Brass develops a natural patina over time — a sign of age and character, not damage. To keep the original shine, wipe occasionally with a soft dry cloth. For a deeper clean, a small amount of brass polish or a paste of lemon juice and baking soda works well. Avoid prolonged moisture or harsh chemicals. The more it's handled, the warmer its glow becomes.
A small amount of blu-tack or double-sided tape can help it sit perfectly on your shelf.
Cast by hand in small batches, each piece carries its own subtle character.
