Custom Himalayan Portraits, Fit for Royalty

A Persian-Siamese cross combining the Persian's luxurious long coat with the Siamese's striking pointed colors and blue eyes. Those brilliant blue eyes and flowing coat call for a soft, luminous angelic portrait.

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The Himalayan at a glance

Group: Longhair
Size: medium
Coat: long, thick, silky coat
Typical colors: seal point, blue point, chocolate point, lilac point

Did you know? Breeders spent decades starting in the 1930s selectively crossing Persians and Siamese before the Himalayan's pointed-and-longhaired look finally bred true.

Those brilliant blue eyes and flowing coat call for a soft, luminous angelic portrait.

The three styles a Himalayan wears best

Chosen for this breed's build, coat and character — though all twelve styles are open to every pet.

The Angelcat art pending

The Angel

Forever in golden light

Renaissance Noble

An old master's oil painting

The Monarchcat art pending

The Monarch

Crown, velvet and a throne

From our studio notes: Those brilliant blue eyes and flowing coat call for a soft, luminous angelic portrait.

How it works for your Himalayan

Upload 1–5 photos of your Himalayan — clear face shots work best.

We map their identity: exact coat colors, markings, ear set and eye color.

Your chosen styles are painted and likeness-checked against the photos, then delivered in hours.

Himalayan portrait questions

Will the portrait really look like my Himalayan?

We treat likeness as the whole job. Before painting, we record what makes your Himalayan specific — coat texture, seal point, blue point, chocolate point markings, head shape — and afterwards every take is scored against your photo. Anything that reads as "some Himalayan" instead of yours gets painted again before you see it.

My Himalayan has unusual markings — can you keep them?

Unusual markings are the part we protect hardest. Those brilliant blue eyes and flowing coat call for a soft, luminous angelic portrait. A split face, an odd sock, a freckled nose or a scar all get listed in the identity passport and checked one by one in the likeness review.

Which photos work best for a Himalayan portrait?

Daylight, eye level, face clearly visible — that is genuinely enough. For a long, thick, silky coat coat, side light helps the texture read as fur rather than a flat shape. One straight-on photo plus one slight angle gives the studio everything it needs.

Which styles suit a Himalayan best?

All twelve styles are open to every cat, but the three shown above suit a Himalayan particularly well: a medium longhair that reads as gentle, calm carries those scenes without looking costumed.

How fast will I get my Himalayan portrait?

Digital portraits are usually finished the same day — often inside an hour. Prints only go to press once you have approved the take you want, and reach US addresses in roughly a week to a week and a half.