Wolf Statues

If you've been in wolf territory, you've heard them howling at the moon. The wolf seems to like to "talk to the Moon." Guess that's OK. Wolf are pack animals. They live and eat in packs. This wolf statue is made of resin and has been very well hand painted. It looks quite realistic. Just looking at the statue you can "feel" the wolf's power. You see his muscles. Maybe talking to the Moon frequently keeps the wolf connected!!! who knows? Did you know a wolf has 42 teeth? That's more than…

Bronze Wolf Bust is 7 inch high. The base is round. Customization not possible. The head of the wolf has it's head raised. Lots of "fur" ripples around the neck. With its mouth open the wolf is expressing his temperament. The resin bust has been electroplated with a bronze finish. Read The Story Of The WolfClick on PERSONALIZATION button to create your plaque.

This statue illustrates the interesting connection between a wolf and the Native American people. One can assume the blue background of the wolf represents the sky. The Handprint is a common symbol used. It represent success in hand to hand combat. Over the foreleg is an Indian Chief with this headgear of feathers. The statue is made of resin and has been hand painted with the various symbols of the Native American. Wolves figure prominently in the mythology of nearly every Native American…

Have you ever thought about the side of a wolf being a pallet?  That what happened to this wolf. He's been painted upon. Looks like it might be a scene from Arizona. You see the brown desert and brown mountains in the distance - no snow caps. An Indian is riding bareback. His horse and he are racing like the wind. The wolf is in the pose of "baying at the moon." The statue is made of resin and then the scene has been hand painted on it. Did you know that bareback riding is natural and allows…