Sylvie Tiger in the Forest Framed Canvas by Rachel Lee

Sylvie Tiger in the Forest framed canvas art by Rachel Lee showing a colorful tiger illustration in a forest setting.

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Sylvie Tiger in the Forest Framed Canvas by Rachel Lee

$89.99

The Sylvie Tiger in the Forest Framed Canvas by Rachel Lee features a colorful, mid-century-inspired illustration of a tiger nestled in its natural habitat. Printed and framed in the USA on gallery-wrapped canvas with a lightweight polystyrene frame, it offers a distinctive and easy-to-hang piece for your living room, bedroom, or office. The UV ink printing ensures durability and resistance to fading, making this artwork a lasting presence in your space.

Mid-century-inspired colorful tiger illustration
Printed on gallery-wrapped canvas
Framed with lightweight polystyrene frame
Printed with UV ink for durability and fade resistance
Easy to hang
Made in the USA (Waunakee, Wisconsin)

Color: Natural

NaturalNatural

Size: 23x33

23x33
18x24

Product variants

Sylvie Tiger in the Forest Framed Canvas by Rachel Lee

Natural / 23x33

$89.99

A mid-century-inspired forest scene

Why Choose Sylvie Tiger in the Forest Canvas

Exact Details and Fit

Artwork Specifications

Artwork Title: Tiger in the Forest
Artist: Rachel Lee
Printed on: Gallery-wrapped canvas
Frame: Lightweight polystyrene
Printing: UV ink for durability and fade resistance
Made in: USA, Waunakee, Wisconsin
Available Sizes: 23x33 inches, 18x24 inches
Colorway: Natural

What arrives

One framed gallery-wrapped canvas art print

Framed for easy display

Size and Frame Details

Hang on a wall using mounting fixtures on the back of the frame

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Living with the wild

Sylvie Tiger in the Forest

Mid-century whim, grown-up restraint

Bare walls can drain a room of energy and intention.
Sylvie Tiger in the Forest brings a grounded focal point—lush botanicals, saturated color, and a poised cat that meets your stare.
The framed floating canvas format feels considered, so the art reads as an object rather than a poster.
It turns a pass-through corner into a place to pause.

Color that holds the room

Homes gather stories.
This print anchors conversation with a single, confident image—graphic, joyful, and serene.
Printed and framed in Wisconsin, it arrives ready to hang, so the moment of change is simple.
Live with it in the room where the day begins or ends.

For the boldly serene

Someone who wants a modern, colorful print that feels artful and easy to hang without fuss.

Place and enjoy

Hang above a sofa or desk where natural light softens the deep navy ground and the tiger’s colors stay in view throughout the day.

About the Artist

Rachel Lee

kateandlaurel brings a considered, personal point of view to walls through canvas wall art. The brand focuses on pieces that introduce color, scale, and subject in ways that set a room’s tone without overwhelming it. That intentional restraint makes each canvas a single, confident focal point: enough presence to influence mood, but calibrated to live with existing décor. Shoppers will find a clear, navigable approach—move through works by subject, palette, orientation, and scale—to select art that complements a home's everyday rooms. If you want art that feels chosen rather than summoned, kateandlaurel’s canvases offer a quietly decisive way to finish a space.

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FAQs

What exactly is this piece?

It’s a framed floating canvas print of Rachel Lee’s 2023 artwork, Tiger in the Forest.

How is it finished for the wall?

The image is printed on gallery-wrapped canvas and set in a lightweight, modern polystyrene frame that’s easy to hang.

Where is it made?

It’s printed and framed in the USA, in Waunakee, Wisconsin.

Will the colors last?

Yes, the artwork is printed with UV ink for durability and fade resistance.

Does it work on its own or with other pieces?

Both—its bold palette stands alone, and it can also pair with other Rachel Lee prints to build a gallery wall.