Apennine Howler Brooch
Celebrating the history, culture, fauna, and culinary delights of Italy, the Apennine Howler brooch has been created as part of the Che Bello! (How Beautiful!) collection. Hand-assembled from bold black, grey and white textured resins and complete with hand-etched and painted detailing, this majestic wolf will keep you feeling strong and your outfits extraordinary.
60mm x 44mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Travelling in packs and communicating through a variety of vocalisations and body language, Apennine wolves seem to share a lot in common with human teenagers. We're sure their appetites are about the same too.
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Apennine Howler Brooch
Apennine Howler Brooch
Celebrating the history, culture, fauna, and culinary delights of Italy, the Apennine Howler brooch has been created as part of the Che Bello! (How Beautiful!) collection. Hand-assembled from bold black, grey and white textured resins and complete with hand-etched and painted detailing, this majestic wolf will keep you feeling strong and your outfits extraordinary.
60mm x 44mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Travelling in packs and communicating through a variety of vocalisations and body language, Apennine wolves seem to share a lot in common with human teenagers. We're sure their appetites are about the same too.
Original: $36.18
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Celebrating the history, culture, fauna, and culinary delights of Italy, the Apennine Howler brooch has been created as part of the Che Bello! (How Beautiful!) collection. Hand-assembled from bold black, grey and white textured resins and complete with hand-etched and painted detailing, this majestic wolf will keep you feeling strong and your outfits extraordinary.
60mm x 44mm (H x W)
DESIGN STORY
Travelling in packs and communicating through a variety of vocalisations and body language, Apennine wolves seem to share a lot in common with human teenagers. We're sure their appetites are about the same too.
