Cats, painted as Pop Icon
Bold, bright and impossible to ignore. A four-panel pop-art grid in electric colors — the same face, four moods, one icon. Painted for cats of every breed — from your photo, likeness-checked before delivery.

A refined breed from northern Russia known for its dense silvery-blue coat, emerald green eyes, and quiet, dignified nature.

A striking hybrid of the wild African serval and domestic cat, prized for its towering height, long legs, and exotic spotted coat.

Famous for its folded ears and round, owl-like face, caused by a natural genetic mutation first found on a Scottish farm in 1961.

Nicknamed the cat in sheep's clothing for its loosely curled, teddy-bear coat, a mutation discovered in a Montana shelter litter in 1987.
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