Mirror-Tile Leopard Sculpture

Material: Glass fibre reinforced plastic with magnesium oxide core; mirror mosaic tile surface
Tile detail: Small-format mirror tiles applied across the full body surface
Dimensions: 82 cm L × 18 cm W × 36 cm H
Dimensions carry a ±2 cm tolerance. 

Available in 4 finishes.

A walking leopard form covered entirely in small mirror tiles, applied across every surface from the face to the tip of the tail.

The tiles are individually set across the full body contour, following the musculature of the shoulders, haunches, and extended legs without gaps or flat sections.

At 82 cm long and 36 cm tall, the piece occupies the full depth of a standard console or cabinet surface and reads as a primary focal point rather than an accent.

The tail sweeps back in a wide arc behind the body, extending the horizontal profile and adding movement to the static form.

Under directional light, the tile surface breaks into hundreds of individual reflections, scattering light across nearby walls and surfaces.

Under ambient or diffuse light, the surface reads as a single continuous metallic tone.

The head is positioned low and forward, consistent with a stalking posture — the body line runs nearly level from shoulder to haunch.

Each finish changes the character of the surface entirely, while the form remains identical across all four.

Rose Champagne — warm pink-gold tiles; reads soft and warm under incandescent or warm white light; pairs with cream, marble, and brass interiors.

Polished Chrome — cool bright silver tiles; high contrast under directional light; suits interiors with steel, glass, or stone surfaces.

Deep Gold — saturated warm gold tiles; the richest and most saturated of the four finishes; pairs with dark wood, velvet, and jewel-tone interiors.

Obsidian Mosaic — alternating black and silver tiles in a tight grid pattern; creates a visual spot pattern across the body that references the animal's natural markings; reads dark from a distance, complex and detailed up close.