Q: Does this sculpture represent an adult tiger or a young one?
A young tiger (cub) — and this is precisely what distinguishes it from all the other feline sculptures in the catalog. Its juvenile proportions (slightly disproportionate legs compared to the body, round head, bright blue-green gaze), its posture of quiet curiosity, and its compact size (H25cm, 1.1kg) clearly place it in the realm of the young animal discovering the world, not yet the accomplished predator represented by the adult sculptures.
Q: Can this sculpture stay in an outdoor garden all year round?
Yes — triple use (indoor + balcony & terrace + outdoor garden). The polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated with anti-UV for the orange-red tones and the black of the stripes. Its weight (1.1kg) and compact proportions ensure good stability outdoors. For a position very exposed to the wind, a slightly sheltered location is preferable.
Q: Are there other tigers in the catalog to create a family composition?
Yes — the Garden Nice catalog offers two adult tiger sculptures: a walking tiger (adult standing in motion) and a XXL lying tiger (adult at rest). The baby tiger naturally pairs with these two pieces to create a complete family composition of tigers with three individuals and three registers — the curious youth, the power in motion, the majesty at rest.
Q : Is it a good gift for someone who loves tigers and felines?
One of the most well-received gifts in the catalog for this profile — precisely because the baby tiger says something different from the adult tiger. Giving a baby tiger to a feline enthusiast is offering them the dimension of tenderness and wonder that adult sculptures lack. It is also the most accessible gift in the tiger range in terms of size and budget.
Q : Is the tiger an endangered species?
Yes — the tiger (Panthera tigris) is classified as "endangered" on the IUCN Red List, with fewer than 4,000 estimated wild individuals. It is one of the most endangered big cats on the planet. Its presence in a decorative collection can raise awareness of the importance of its protection and remind us of the beauty of this extraordinary animal that future generations may only know through sculptures like this.