Collection: Werewolf

A *Werewolf* is a mythical creature found in folklore around the world, typically a human who transforms into a wolf, often during a full moon. The transformation is usually triggered by a curse, a bite from another werewolf, or in some stories, a voluntary act. In wolf form, werewolves are known for their enhanced strength, speed, and primal instincts, often losing control and becoming dangerous during their transformations. 

In legend and popular culture, werewolves embody themes of duality, the struggle between human reason and animalistic impulses, and the consequences of unleashing one's darker nature. Often appearing as tragic figures, they symbolize the conflict within the self and the fear of losing control. Werewolves have become iconic figures in horror and fantasy, representing both terror and a deep connection to the wild.