The colours a wolf comes inBlack and white are both genuine wolf colours, and the black is the stranger of the two. It traces back to a single gene variant that entered North American wolf populations from domestic dogs thousands of years ago, and it shows up far more often in forested country than out on open tundra, where pale coats hold the ground.So the choice between the two here is really a choice between two kinds of landscape: timber and shadow, or snow and long winter light.A single wolf, filling the clothThis print gives you one wolf at full power. It comes forward out of the middle of the design with its head low and its teeth bared over a red mouth, brown through the back and head, blue grey through the ruff, amber eyes set under a heavy brow and its front claws reaching out towards you. Behind it hangs a dark hoop backed by rust and ochre splashes, black tendrils curl out from it, and blue tipped feathers trail across the lower part of the scene. On the white cloth shown here the whole thing floats on the pale ground with no border around it.Either way the subject is an animal built for ground. A pack in mountain or boreal country can cover thirty kilometres or more in a night, trotting at a steady pace that eats distance without effort. Both coats have their own portrait if you want to go further: the black wolf and the white wolf.Cloth, size and washingMicrofibre in your choice of black or white, round, 420 g. High quality digital 3D printing, fast drying, and machine washable at 30 degrees. See the other designs in the wolf beach towel collection.Free worldwide shipping, 7 to 12 business days. 30 day returns. See our shipping policy for details.
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