Tiger Jungle Temporary Tattoo

A tiger crawls forward through jungle leaves on this temporary tattoo, head low, jaws open on its fangs and front paws reaching out with the claws showing. The design is painted in a watercolor style: a wash of red across the muzzle, yellow-green eyes, orange and white fur on the face and paws, a mauve-brown back with dark stripes, and splashes of teal, blue and leaf green bleeding around the body.

A watercolor tiger on the skin

Watercolor tattoos imitate paint running on paper, with soft color edges and loose drips in place of a hard outline. This tiger keeps that loose finish around its body and the leaves, while the face, the whiskers and the fangs stay finely detailed. A tiger tattoo is often read as a sign of strength and courage, as our guide on what a tiger tattoo means explains, and more designs are gathered in our tiger temporary tattoo collection.

Size and application

The sheet measures 14.8x21 cm. The tattoo goes on with a moistened sponge. Its listed composition is acrylates copolymer, propylene glycol, petrolatum, linseed oil, soybean oil and mineral oil, with iron oxides, Blue 1, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Red 7 and titanium dioxide as pigments.