WINDSTONE EDITIONS "PAPER TIGER" CAT KITTEN SCULPTURE

WINDSTONE EDITIONS "PAPER TIGER"

This is a Windstone Editions "Paper Tiger" figurine by M. Peña.

Recycle.  Reuse.  Rip to shreds.  This playful kitten is doing her part for the environment!  "Tiger" is cast in natural gypsum stone and airbrushed in grey tabby cat colors.  She has a rough stone finish antiqued with dark brown.  She happily tears through one corner of a light brown paper bag (also cast in gypsum).

This cat is in mint condition and has a hangtag.  She ships in her original box direct from our Windstone factory in Oregon.  This piece is approximately 12" long.

If you have questions, you can email:  ebay@windstoneeditions.com , or call Windstone Editions at 800-982-4464.

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Due to our recent move, we may not be able to ship your order the same day it was won, but we will ship it as quickly as possible.

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About Us

Since 1984, museum-quality reproductions of Melody Peña’s sculptures have been perfectly cast in natural mineral stone and meticulously hand-painted in our North Hollywood, California studios (recently relocated to Oregon).

At the heart of every piece created by master sculptor M. Peña is the artist’s passion for living creatures.  This passion, coupled with a lifelong study of animal behavior and anatomy, and an astonishing gift for three-dimensional art, results in sculpture so intriguing and lifelike it is without equal.

Growing up in California, Peña surrounded herself with animals.  Keeping more than two dozen aquariums in her childhood bedroom, a pet toad in a wastebasket, and a chicken in a bucket, her collection of pets soon became the subjects of her artwork.

In college, Peña studied biology and zoology in addition to painting, drawing, and sculpture.

Today, the artist is never far from her animals--they are the living well from which Peña draws inspiration and the models for the incredibly accurate detail in her work.