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Reminisces of the Wild | Handcrafted Wolf Figurine Set

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Reminisces of the Wild | Handcrafted Wolf Figurine Set

This four-piece ceramic wolf collection by De Rosa captures the depth, symbolism, and grace of wolves through hand-carved detail and fine artisan finishes. Made entirely by hand in Uruguay, each piece is sculpted and painted with care, then enhanced with rich enamel, platinum, and gold accents. Every line, texture, and posture reflects a thoughtful representation of the animal, not only in form but in spirit.

Wolves are more than wilderness, for they represent instinct, family, and freedom. As a group, these figurines form a pack. They suggest loyalty without ownership, presence without noise, and a bond that doesn’t need explanation.

1. Mountain Wolf

Dimensions: 09×07×14 cm (3 1/2″×2 3/4″×5 1/2″) | Issue Year: 2015

This upright mountain wolf sits with its snout lifted and mouth slightly open, caught mid-howl. Its fur is finely grooved, creating a natural sense of movement across the body. Golden touches trace the ears, tail, and legs. The expression is powerful, but not aggressive; it speaks to longing, memory, and message.

The howl is a call across space, a tether to others, a mark of belonging. This sculpture captures that exact moment. It’s not about what’s being said, but about the silence it follows.

2. Baby Mountain Wolf

Dimensions: 07×06×09 cm (2 3/4″×2 3/8″×3 1/2″) | Issue Year: 2015

This cub rests beside its howling elder. Sitting with front paws close and eyes upward, it appears attentive, watchful, and just beginning to understand the world. Gold-lined ears and paws reflect its youth, while the fur carries similar deep carving and muted tones of beige, brown, and onyx.

This figure symbolizes learning and trust. It listens to the wind and to its kin. In many cultures, the young wolf represents awakening awareness and the start of inner strength.

3. Wolf

Dimensions: 11×05×09 cm (4 3/8″×1 7/8″×3 1/2″) | Issue Year: 2010

This adult wolf stands with a grounded posture and steady gaze. Its body is sturdy and low, with textured fur and calm features. Enamel feathers trace its side like stylized markings, almost like armor or layered leaves. The colors shift between grey-blue, soft brown, and creamy ivory, bordered in gold.

This is the calm watcher, the alpha who doesn’t need to growl. It represents presence, restraint, and maturity. It brings gravity to the set without drama. In the natural order, this is the one who leads by being still.

4. Baby Wolf

Dimensions: 08×04×10 cm (3 1/8″×1 5/8″×3 7/8″) | Issue Year: 2010

This cub moves close to the adult, body tilted forward in a quiet stance. Its rounded face and big, open eyes show warmth and openness. There is curiosity here, but also safety. It mirrors the adult in design, but its proportions are softer, its lines gentler.

This figure adds the final layer to the group: youth, discovery, and vulnerability held without fear. In wolf culture, the young are not sidelined; they are raised by all. This cub reflects that shared care.

This collection is not loud. It doesn’t try to dazzle. It asks to be understood slowly.

Wolves have long been symbols of freedom, loyalty, intuition, and connection to the unseen. They move in packs, but each one matters. This set honors that duality, each figure stands on its own, but becomes more when placed among the others.

These are not beasts of menace. They are beings of order, of message, of rhythm. Their howls are markers of life lived across great distances, always returning home.

From the howling mountain wolf to the smallest cub, every sculpture in this bundle is an ode to balance: wildness and wisdom, solitude and bond, power and grace.