WANT TO BUY EARLY?

Unlock 30 minutes early on our mailing list

A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the front of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the front of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the right side of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the left side of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the back of the piece which features my signature orange California Poppy motif crawling up the tiger's back.
  1. A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the front of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
  2. A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the front of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
  3. A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the right side of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
  4. A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the left side of the piece. The tiger is in a seated-up position almost similar to a human sitting down with their legs splayed out in front of them.
  5. A ceramic tiger sculpture done with a cream white clay and black underglaze with sgraffito markings all over it's body. This shows the back of the piece which features my signature orange California Poppy motif crawling up the tiger's back.

Sitting Tiger Totem

by Shirley Jackson

Ceramic tiger done with black and orange underglazes and gold gilding details.

The sculpture features my signature hand-carved sgraffito California Poppies motif along with a variety of tiger markings.

-Approximate Measurements –
W: 4.75″
H: 5.5″
L: 6″

$375 $375

EDO now offers installment plans.
No interest for 6 months.
Just click Paypal Credit on the cart page.

In stock

More by Shirley Jackson

View another available product >

Shirley Jackson aka LIONINTHETREES is a Black and Korean artist residing in Central California with her German Shepherd Dog, Eden and the spirit of her iguana, Ness (RIP).

Shirley holds a BFA in Visual Communications from Weber State University. Her body of work heavily features animals and the natural world infused with magic, folklore, and her roots as a printmaker. She works in both traditional and digital mediums; and has now danced her way into product design.

Shirley is also the pioneer when it comes to running Kickstarters to fund enamel pin projects. Her cutie Scrub Jay pin which debuted in 2016 on Kickstarter kicked off the enamel pin Kickstarter trend.

Shirley's mantra when it comes to creating is: Own, love, and believe in what you create.

1. Be responsible for the work you bring into the world.
2. Love what you do.
3. Believe in yourself and the work you create.





PAST ORIGINALS

A few you might have missed!

VIEW ALL OF OUR AVAILABLE WORKS