The Jharokha Tiger

This digital artwork by Punarvi features a beautiful Bengal tiger sitting within a traditional Indian jharokha arch, surrounded by the warm, earthy tones of aged plaster. I've always been fascinated by the architecture of old Indian palaces, especially the intricate details of their carved windows and archways. I wanted to bring a little of that history into this piece while giving it a whimsical touch of my own. I designed it from my own imagination, and I hope you love where it takes you.

A FEW WAYS TO USE IT

✧ Frame it — In a warm wooden frame for a small wall that wants a pop of color and personality, an entryway or the wall beside a favorite chair.

✧ Make your own gift tags — Print a smaller version on cardstock and cut it into gift tags for Diwali and holiday gifting. Add a handwritten to and from on the back.

✧ Lean it on a shelf — Print it small and lean it on a shelf or a stack of books, styled with something brass or ceramic, no hanging required.

✧ Make it your phone wallpaper — A tiny piece of art you carry with you.

✧ Turn it into a note card — Print it on cardstock as the front of a handwritten note or thank you card, the kind friends keep on the fridge.

THE DETAILS

One digital download, five print sizes: 2x3, 3x4, 4x5, 5x7, and 11x14 inches. Every file is high-resolution at 300 DPI and includes the complete artwork.

A printable artwork guide with paper and framing suggestions is included, too. Print at home or take the files to your local print shop.

Designed by Punarvi Patel. For personal use only.

This is a digital product, available as an instant download. No physical artwork will be shipped.

Please note: All downloadable artwork purchases are final sale.

A LITTLE SOMETHING BACK

22% of the proceeds from every sale will go toward supporting children's education in Indian villages. Thank you for being part of something that gives a little back.