Q: What is the difference between this lying cat and the large gray sleeping cat from the range?
The posture and the color. The large gray sleeping cat (35x20xH17 cm, 1.5 kg) is in a state of deep sleep — body relaxed, muzzle buried, total absence of vigilance. This lying cat (31x18xH12 cm, 1.1 kg) is in a relaxed awake posture — legs stretched out in front of it, head raised, attentive gaze. Two different moments in a cat's life, two different atmospheres. And where the large gray cat exists in only one color, this model offers red, black, or white.
Q: Which color to choose — red, black, or white?
The red is the most natural and warmest — it blends into plant, rustic, or country decor and stands out well in green vegetation. The black is the most graphic and elegant — it creates a strong contrast on all light backgrounds, particularly effective on white stone or concrete. The white is the brightest and most neutral — it fits into all styles, from the most contemporary to the most classic, and stands out well on dark surfaces. If it's a gift, choose the color of the recipient's actual cat.
Q: Can this sculpture stay outside all year round, including in winter?
Yes — and it is one of the few items in the range whose technical sheet explicitly states the use of outdoor garden in addition to indoor and balcony use. The high-density polyresin is tested down to -20 °C and treated with UV protection for all three colors, including white and black which require specific protection. No special precautions for winter.
Q: Does this lying cat and the sitting cat in 3 colors of the range complement each other?
Perfectly — it is even the most natural composition of the entire cat range. Same color palette (red, black, white), two opposing postures (horizontal vs vertical), two complementary gazes (resting vs alert). In the same color, the two together create a coherent and balanced feline presence. In two different colors, they create an immediately interesting visual contrast.
Q: Is it a good gift for someone who has a ginger, black, or white cat?
Very good — precisely because the three colors offered correspond to the most distinctive and identifying coats. A black cat, a white cat, or a ginger cat are animals immediately recognizable by their color — giving their figurine in the right color is a gift that says "I know your cat" without needing to explain it.