Legends of the Savannah
Scarface — The King With Four Kingdoms
Some are stories. Some are still breathing. His is written in scars — a real lion of the Masai Mara, drawn by hand and carried on heavyweight cotton.
Scarface, on heavyweight cotton.
The Scarface Tee
The King With Four Kingdoms — original hand-drawn art on 220 GSM heavyweight cotton, relaxed unisex fit.
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- Ships to India · Canada · GCC · flat rates at checkout
- A share of every tee supports elephant care at Reteti
Size guide · chest (inches)
| Size | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46 |
| Length | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 |
Relaxed unisex fit — size down for classic, up for oversized.
The lion everyone remembered.
He earned the name the hard way — a fight over the Marsh Pride that took his right eye and gave him the scar the whole world would come to know. For years he and his brothers held more territory than any coalition in living memory: four prides, four kingdoms, one king.
Millions watched him on documentaries before he died a natural death in 2021 — old, in his own land. His bloodline still walks the Mara. This is the story your tee carries.
- 2007 Born in the Maasai Mara
- c. 2012 The territorial fight that scarred his face — and named him
- 2012–2020 A years-long reign across the Marsh Pride's range with his coalition brothers
- 2021 Died of natural causes, aged ~14 — a rare ending for a wild male lion
- Today His descendants still hold the marsh
The hand behind the art.
[Artist Name] — wildlife artist
Each design starts as an original drawing — studied from this lion's real face — then digitally finished for a clean, durable print. Signed in the plate, one animal at a time.
Original hand-drawn art · digitally finishedA small part of a bigger story.
"Every safari tells a story… and today, we are honoured to become a small part of one."
Meet Babala, the first elephant adopted through Wild Safari Quest's conservation initiative with the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary.
Rescued as a vulnerable orphan in 2025, Babala has grown into one of the sanctuary's gentlest young elephants — a testament to the keepers who gave him a second chance.
A contribution from every piece — and every journey with Wild Safari Quest — goes toward our elephant adoption at Reteti, helping care for orphaned elephants.