Birman Cat
The room photos show the 18 × 24 in size. Smaller sizes are proportionally smaller.
Framing it yourself? Every size is a standard frame size (8×10, 11×14, 16×20, 18×24 and 24×36 in), so a ready-made frame from any frame shop fits. Frames are not included; the poster is sent rolled in a tube.
How big is it? See it above a sofa
Drawn to scale: the sofa is about 2 m wide. Dashed outlines are the other sizes.
Want a portrait of your own companion? Commission one from 290,00 kr, made from your own photo.
When it arrives
Shipping is shown here before checkout, and is free from 500 kr.
- Printed after you order and shipped within 10 working days (most leave sooner), then 2 to 5 working days across the United States. You get a tracking link when it leaves the press. Full delivery table
- Giving it as a gift and short of time? Choose the digital download: the file arrives by email the moment you pay, ready to print or to forward.
Who is behind it
- Each portrait is created with AI image generation in a watercolour style, then checked by a person for the breed's head, ears and coat colour before it goes on sale.
- Printed on archival matte paper by Today's Graphics in Philadelphia, close to where it is delivered.
- We are a new shop, so there are no customer reviews yet and we would rather say so than invent any. If the poster arrives damaged or wrong, we reprint it at our cost. How returns work
Who is behind it
- Each portrait is created with AI image generation in a watercolour style, then checked by a person for the breed's head, ears and coat colour before it goes on sale.
- We are a new shop, so there are no customer reviews yet and we would rather say so than invent any. If the file is faulty, we send a working one or refund you. How returns work
There are hundreds of photographs on your phone and nothing on the wall. A photograph catches the second they sat still. A portrait can show the shape of the head, the set of the ears and the colour they really were.
Product & safety information
Product Birman Cat Watercolour Print (US) — a poster print of a watercolour-style artwork, printed on archival matte paper. Sold unframed and unmounted.
Manufacturer Sable & Ochre, Löddesborgsvägen 79, 246 32 Löddeköpinge, Sweden · contact@sableandochre.com
Safety Paper and pigment ink. No known hazards in normal use. Not a toy. Keep the packaging tube and any plastic sleeve away from small children — risk of suffocation. Paper edges can cut; handle by the corners. Keep away from open flame. If you frame the print behind glass, follow the frame maker's fitting instructions.
Care Display out of direct sunlight to protect the pigments. Do not clean with water or solvents.
The Birman arrives with its own legend attached: the temple cats of Burma, said to have taken the gold of the goddess into their coats and kept their paws white where they rested on their priest. The white gloves, at least, are real: four of them, worn by every Birman, against a colourpoint coat that is silky rather than woolly and carries no undercoat to mat. The temperament matches the story: quiet, unhurried cats that simply prefer to be in whichever room you are.
The portrait was made with AI image generation in a watercolour style and checked by a person before it went on sale.
The portrait is built around the white gloves on all four paws, the pale coat and the blue eyes.
Coat colourways: Red Point, Black, Seal Point and Blue Point.
Formats:
- Digital download: a high-resolution JPEG, emailed when your order is confirmed. Large enough to print at 24×36 in (61×91 cm) at 300 dpi.
- Archival matte poster: printed on archival matte paper by our US print partner, Today's Graphics, in Philadelphia, and posted rolled in a tube.
