The tiger is a large, predatory mammal from the Felidae family and the largest of the four big, roaring cats of the Panthera genus. Its size is second only to certain bears. It jumps expertly, swims very well, and typically hunts alone. Most tigers live in tropical forests and areas covered with grass, reeds, and bamboo.

Typically, the tiger symbolizes war, beauty, courage, and immortality. White tigers are particularly respected in China, where they are considered the king of animals; in Buddhism, they are symbols of hospitality and piety, and in Japan, one of the four good spirits.

Papo figurines were designed and developed in France, aiming to combine learning and fun. Papo figures are a source of entertainment and stimulate children's imagination, which is important for their development. The variety of characters and the interaction of different universes stimulate creativity and imagination, which is why they are so often used in the Montessori method.

• Color: Brown
• Type: Animals
• Age: From 3 years
• For whom: Universal