Muzzle to muzzle and shoulder against shoulder, the two wolves printed here are doing something wolves do constantly: greeting. Pack members meet with their faces pressed together, licking and nuzzling around the mouth, and the ritual is repeated many times a day. What the crossed heads mean Contact of this kind is how a pack stays a pack. The animals are close relatives in most cases, a breeding pair and their young from the last few years, and constant physical greeting keeps that arrangement steady without argument. Both coats here are winter coats, thick at the ruff and heavy along the back. Winter woodland at arm's length Behind them the ground is snow and the trees are bare and blurred, a scene with no strong colour in it beyond warm tans and greys. That suits an umbrella: the design belongs to cold, wet, low light weather rather than sitting awkwardly in it. Dye sublimation puts the print inside the polyester, so those muted browns keep their separation from the greys instead of drifting together after a season of use. Size and build Waterproof canopy in 100% polyester pongee 8 solid fibre ribs, plastic handle Open: 60 cm tall, 110 cm across. Closed: 28 cm A compact folding umbrella, made to travel in a bag. See the wolf umbrella collection, or read about the organisation of the wolf pack.Free worldwide shipping, 7 to 12 business days. 30 day returns. See our shipping policy for details.
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