A tiger rears on its hind legs at nine feet, with three cubs worked around the base. The piece is built to order: a welded steel frame engineered to stand outdoors for the long term, clad in UV-resistant outdoor foliage in mixed greens, then hand-trimmed to bring out the muscle across the shoulders, the line of the back leg and the set of the face.
Work at this scale goes where people gather and photograph. Resort grounds, zoo and wildlife park entrances, theme park frontages, corporate campuses, public art commissions and large private landscapes. The group reads as a scene rather than a single animal, so it wants open ground and a long sightline rather than a corner to fill.
The foliage is artificial, so there is no watering, no trimming and no sun requirement, and the sculpture holds its shape through the year outdoors.
Every commission starts with the site: how the cubs sit relative to the tiger, which way the group faces, how it is anchored. Send us the location and the sightlines and we quote the build and its delivery together, so the full cost is settled before anything is charged.
