These Cats Wear Hats Made Out Of Their Own Fur and Look Majestic
Most cat owners know the struggle of finding an outfit a cat will actually tolerate, and this story takes that idea in a very different direction. Instead of forcing his pets into store-bought costumes, a Tokyo photographer found a way to turn their own shed fur into tiny hats that look surprisingly regal.
Ryo Yamazaki lives with three Scottish Fold cats, and his handmade creations give each one a distinct look, from playful to downright majestic. The photos are charming, a little absurd, and somehow perfectly suited to cats that seem to know they are being admired.
The best part is how far he takes the idea, because the results keep getting more elaborate.
Ryo Yamazaki, a Tokyo-based photographer, makes his cats hats out of their own fur!
He has three Scottish Fold kitties: a ginger named Mugi, age one; a tabby named Nya, age eight; and Maru, a six-year-old white cat.
The results are honestly amazing
The kitties also wear other accessories to match their hats
Look at this royal kitty
The amount of detail is amazing
It also reminds me of the invisible cat phenomenon, where you’re challenged to try to find them.
Cat in disguise
This is my favorite
Channeling their inner pilot
I'm just so impressed that the cats allow it
The fur is obtained by brushing the cats and then sculpting it
Fancy kitty
I love that since the cats are different colors, there are multiple shades in each hat
Hon hon hon meow
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