The mighty tiger is often present in Asian cultures and is seen as one of the most sacred species on the continent.It is considered a powerful and courageous mammal that lives in solitude.For some, they are symbols of royalty and guardians against evil spirits.In China, tigers represent one of the elements of the Chinese zodiac, and white tigers represent autumn.
That's why you shouldn't waste another minute and come celebrate the strength and mysticism of these animals through our artwork, illustrating endangered tigers in the heart of the wild.
Our Tiger Paintings:the focal point of your interior decoration
Tigers, and felines in general, have a long history of representation in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese art.At the house ofLofty Trend , we think, that there is something special worth highlighting in the Far Eastern variations.I would like to take you with us, through our sublime collection of canvas prints , sparkling even in the deepest darkness, to admire the fur and coat of these tigers:
Tiger Painting
Black and White Tiger Painting
White Tiger Painting
Painting of White Tigers with Blue Eyes
Tiger Painting
Painting of Tiger Head, etc.
The tiger as a symbol of strength and power in the East
A little bit of culture...In the Chinese language, the character that translates as "king" resembles the markings on a tiger's forehead, and many martial arts moves are based on the stealthy, muscular movements of the big cat as it hunts its prey.
It was in China that majestic paintings of these species were first introduced.(males and females)threatened in the country and they became particularly popular there from the 16th century onwards.
Impressed by their size and power, local artists were captivated by these strange beasts and began creating scenes based on their imagination.It's a shame that today they are kept in zoos; they are no longer in their natural habitat , and that is very unfortunate.They should continue to live in the wild and no longer in captivity.
Our photographers have literally crossed continents to capture and pay homage to the beauty of this endangered species .They managed to capture unique moments where these specimens can be admired in the forests.(for the white tiger, for example)or in the national park ofBandhavgarhfor the others.
Hindu followers also venerated apex predators , and several 19th-century illustrations show yogis levitating above rugs made of big cat skins, which were believed to have prevented important energies from disappearing into the earth.
That is why,dear readersAnd dear readers, don't waste another minute and rush to get the canvas print of your choice:that of a Sumatran tigerwith the sublime stripes of a Bengal tiger with sharp claws, or even that of a Siberian tiger , subspeciesbeing among the endangered species.(There are many more.) ...
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