Handmade Bronze Wolf necklace pendant - Wolf School emblem from the game The Witcher.

In myths, folklore and magical tales, the wolf personified cruelty, treachery, evil, as well as bravery and victory. In addition, under certain circumstances, the wolf could become a powerful protector of helpless creatures. In general, in many mythologies , we find a plot about the upbringing of the ancestor of the tribe (and sometimes his twin) by a she-wolf. Many stories are known about progenitor wolves: the Roman legend about the Capitoline she-wolf, which nursed Romulus and Remus; ancient Iranian - about a she-wolf that nursed Cyrus and others. Among the steppe Turkic peoples, the wolf was perceived as an ancestral totem, hence the banners and standards with a wolf's head.
A hero - a progenitor, a leader of a tribe or a wife could be called a wolf or someone who has the "head (body) of a wolf"

The wolf was an emblem of war and acted as an attribute of the god of war. An important role was given to this animal in the cult of Mars in Rome and Odin in Scandinavian mythology. In the Hittite, Iranian, Greek, Germanic and other Indo-European war traditions, to reflect the idea of ​​a wolf pack as a symbol of a single wife, they dressed in wolf skins. The wolf symbol is associated with the underworld, and in some mythologies it acts as a guide of souls.

Wolves were also associated with witchcraft. This was characteristic of both Northern European culture and Native American cultures of certain nationalities.
School of the Wolf necklace pendant is made of Bronze, casting, engraving, 38x35 mm, weight about 7 g