Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Kerala Artist Creates Realistic Tiger from Waste
A talented artist named Sreejith S S from Kerala made a very realistic tiger sculpture using only waste materials.
He used things like dried banana leaves, straws, and coconut fibre husk to create the tiger's body and fur.
The sculpture looks so real that it seems like it stepped right out of the movie Kantara.
Sreejith shared pictures and videos of his creation on Instagram, showing how he built the tiger piece by piece.
This project is special because it shows how art can be made from things that would otherwise be thrown away, helping the environment while creating something beautiful.
Sreejith S S from Kerala created a realistic tiger sculpture using waste materials.
The sculpture was inspired by the tiger from the movie Kantara.
Materials used include a wooden frame, dried banana leaves, straws, papier-mache, and coconut fibre husk.
The artist shared the process and final creation on Instagram under the handle @gypsy_art.
The sculpture looks so real that it appears to have stepped straight out of the film.
- Who
- Sreejith S S
- What
- Created a realistic tiger sculpture from waste materials
- When
- July 29, 2026
- Where
- Kerala
- Why
- To recreate the tiger from the movie Kantara using eco-friendly materials
Environmental Art
Traditional Art
Material Usage
Environmental Art
Using waste materials is innovative and eco-friendly.
Traditional Art
Traditional materials may offer more durability and authenticity.
- Artist
- Sreejith S S
- Location
- Kerala
- Materials Used
- Wooden frame, dried banana leaves, straws, papier-mache, coconut fibre husk
- Inspiration
- Kantara movie tiger
- Social Media Handle
- @gypsy_art