Sitting Tiger Totem

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.

Original Art 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″

Original price was: $375.Current price is: $250. $250

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About the Artist

Shirley Jackson

Shirley Jackson aka LIONINTHETREES is a Black and Korean artist made of flesh and bone residing in the beautiful state of California. Shirley holds a BFA in Visual Communications from Weber State University. She works in both traditional and digital mediums, but now concentrates on what she calls her soulmate of art mediums—pottery and ceramics. Shirley is someone who prides herself in creating authentic work that comes directly from her hands and heart. Her body of work can be described as modern artifacts inspired by the natural world, folklore, and her own personal mythology. Shirley can be found riding horses, wishing on shooting stars, getting existential, and dancing with her dogs.