Q: What is the difference between this duo and the other two-cat items in the range?
It is the relationship represented. The two previous duos represent two cats or kittens of the same age — the sleeping duo (two cuddled kittens) and the playful duo (two kittens playing). This duo represents a mother and her kitten — two generations, with the difference in size and posture that this implies. The adult cat is larger, calmer, protective; the kitten is smaller, closer. It is the most narrative and emotionally charged scene in the range.
Q: Which color to choose — red or gray?
By decorative affinity or according to the color of your cats. The red is warmer and integrates well into natural, rustic, or country decor. It stands out particularly well outdoors among the vegetation. The gray is more neutral and versatile — it adapts to all styles, from the most contemporary to the most classic, indoors and outdoors. If it's a gift, choose the color that resembles the recipient's real cats.
Q: Can this sculpture stay outside all year round?
Yes. The high-density polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated for UV resistance. Its weight of 1.2 kg ensures excellent stability against the wind. It withstands rain, snow, and frost without cracking or fading. No special precautions are needed for winter in Belgium, the Netherlands, or northern France.
Q: Why is this duo classified as "Medium" and the other cats as "Small"?
At 35 cm in length and 1.2 kg, this duo exceeds the 30 cm limit that defines the Small category. It is the largest and heaviest piece in the entire Garden Nice cat range — this Medium size gives it a presence and sturdiness that no other item in the category has.
Q: Is this a good gift for someone who just adopted a kitten?
Excellent idea — and particularly relevant if the person also has the mother, or if they adopted several cats together. The scene of the mother cat and her kitten speaks directly to this experience. It is also a very suitable gift to commemorate a strong bond with an animal, or for someone who has lost their mother cat and keeps their kitten.