Andy Potter

Some Wiremen discovered that a long, thin rod of wire, held just right, could do more than build things — it could unmake them too. This figure became known for that discovery, standing tall with a slender wand-like rod extended toward a second figure caught mid-fall at his feet, the two of them locked in the collection's only real duel scene. Nobody quite agrees on how the disagreement started. This handcrafted wire art piece captures both figures in dark bronze wire, one standing with his rod outstretched and steady, the other sprawled backward on the ground as though just struck, both mounted together on a single dark rectangular wood base. The contrast between the two poses gives this piece more motion and story than almost any other in the collection. Every bend in both bodies, plus the wand itself, was shaped entirely by hand, making this a genuine one-of-a-kind wire sculpture rather than a repeated mold. It's an obvious pick for fans of wizarding stories or dramatic tabletop scenes. As a collectible wire figurine, this handmade metal figurine makes a fun, conversation-starting, unique wire art gift for readers and collectors alike.