Copper wire is drawn by the smith from a copper ingot, thin and flexible yet stiff enough to hold shape. Used by craftsmen to bind objects, hang items, or set snares, it does not rust as iron does. A rogue or trapper carries a coil of it; it works as trap-wire, binding for armor, or makeshift cordage in a pinch.
Wire, copper
Flexible copper wire; does not rust, works for snares and armor binding.