Man With Tiger Wall Hanging (19" x 30")

      This multi-colored wall hanging is screen-printed on heavy cotton duck fabric. All four edges are hemmed. There's a hand-carved wooden rod at the top with rainbow-colored cord for hanging. With only a few of these pieces in stock. we're limiting sales to one-per-customer.
      In this hanging, a calm figure leads a tiger on a loose rope. No struggle, no fear. The pairing is intentional: refined human and untamed power. The tiger represents raw life-force — desire, anger, instinct, creative fire — the very energies that, untrained, can devour us. In Vajrayana these forces are not rejected, but transformed. The goal is not to cage the tiger, but to walk beside it.
      The rope is practice. It may be mantra, mindfulness, or sacred commitment — the thread that connects awareness to energy. Notice how lightly it is held. True discipline does not choke; it guides. A mind held too tightly breaks. A tiger held too tightly bites.
      From this union arises charisma — not charm, but luminous presence. Power that does not need to overpower. Strength without aggression. The authority of someone who has met their own shadow and made a companion of it.
      This image is instruction: do not wait for life to become gentle. Take your tiger with you. Walk the mountains of experience with your wildness at your side, not behind you. When awareness leads and energy follows, the path becomes fearless — and free.