“Silent Majesty” Original Oil Painting

“Silent Majesty” captures the sacred pause between predator and prey, between action and intention. This original oil painting by Ivy Bath brings you face to face with a rare white tiger, its icy gaze filled with ancient wisdom and wordless power. Ivy’s use of the white technique allows light to emanate from within the canvas, emphasizing the ethereal quality of this rare creature.

Through swirling brushstrokes and earthy yet spectral tones, Ivy transforms the tiger from animal to archetype. This piece speaks to inner strength, spiritual guardianship, and the beauty of stillness. Ideal for collectors who value symbolism, wildlife, and modern impressionist technique, Silent Majesty is a bold statement piece that radiates presence and power in any space.

"Silent Majesty" is a confrontation with stillness and power—an up-close reckoning with nature’s most regal predator. Ivy Bath’s brushwork blends impressionistic energy with anatomical precision, creating a hypnotic portrait that toes the line between realism and dream. The tiger’s haunting gaze seems to peer beyond the veil, calling viewers into presence, daring them to meet their own inner beast. Her use of cool and warm pigments in tandem with scratchy textural layering turns this big cat into both guardian and ghost—a symbol of silent resilience, ancient memory, and sacred wildness.

According to her notes, this piece was executed using a white technique—a method where the background is painted white first to let light reflect outward. This intentional choice enhances the spiritual and almost supernatural quality of the white tiger’s fur. The strokes around the facial structure and muzzle are layered with purpose, each mark adding both visual texture and symbolic weight.

Tigers often represent power, courage, and inner strength, but this one—rendered in a ghostly, pale hue—feels like a spectral guide. It symbolizes a kind of hidden knowing, especially when paired with its direct, almost humanlike gaze. There’s no roar, no movement—just presence. It speaks to the strength found in observation, patience, and awareness.