Royal Tiger Home Decor Statue

A golden tiger strides forward with its head turned toward the room and its jaws open in a snarl, all four paws planted wide. Its body is sculpted in an ornamental style: scrolled panels wrap the shoulders, round studded discs mark the hips, and incised stripes run along the back to a long tail that curls up at the tip.

A stylized guardian on a plinth

In the photos the tiger stands on a dark wood-grain base, raised on four short gold-tone feet. The decorative panels and rows of studs give the figure a ceremonial look, closer to a temple guardian than to a wild cat, and its long, low outline suits a mantel, a desk or a sideboard. Our article can we keep a tiger statue at home covers the traditions around placing one in a house, and other poses are gathered in our tiger statue collection.

Size, material and weight

The statue measures 29 x 8 x 9 cm and weighs 2.5 kg, so it sits firmly in place. It is made of copper with a golden brass lacquer, polished to a shine that brings out the fine sculpted details of the face, paws and tail.