Chinese Brush Painting of a Roaring Tiger

This item is a framed Chinese brush painting depicting an angry tiger amidst tall grasses. The painting is rendered in a traditional Chinese ink wash style, utilizing various shades of brown and black ink, with subtle hints of orange in the tiger's mouth to emphasize its roar. The tiger is positioned dynamically, with its head turned to the right and its mouth wide open, conveying aggression or a warning. The brushwork for the tiger's fur is delicate and layered, suggesting texture and depth. The grasses are painted with bold, sweeping strokes, providing a contrast to the finer details of the tiger. In the upper left corner, there is a black calligraphic inscription, likely denoting the subject or a poetic verse, followed by a red seal, which is typical of traditional Chinese paintings and often indicates the artist's signature or studio. The painting itself appears to be on paper or silk and is framed in what appears to be a dark wooden frame with a patterned fabric or matting border. The border features a recurring geometric pattern with floral or cloud-like motifs in greens and browns, suggesting a traditional Asian aesthetic. The visible condition appears good, with no obvious tears or significant discoloration on the artwork itself, though the frame's exact condition and material cannot be fully assessed from the image.