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 from paper that was already there. A tail exists because material was folded back from somewhere else, which means the whole figure is a single continuous surface pretending to be a creature.Translated into metal, that constraint is what gives the design its character: straight lines, hard corners, no modelling.It also holds up smallA practical consequence. Here the creases have been cut straight through the steel, so the wolf is drawn in open lines rather than solid surfaces: one animal seated in profile, head tipped back mid-howl, foreleg straight beneath it, the whole body built from triangles with the light coming through the gaps between them. Nothing is lost at pendant scale because there was no fine detail there to lose.On the option namesAlpha, Omega and Beta are design names here rather than descriptions. Worth mentioning that none of the three exists in a wild wolf pack: the ranking came from an old study of captive strangers, and real packs are families with parents at the head.Our article on what alpha means has the story. See the wolf jewelry range.Free worldwide shipping, 7 to 12 business days. 30 day returns. See our shipping policy for details.
